Forwarded from 📡Guardians of Hong Kong
#ChinesePneumonia
People from China rushing through Hong Kong borders by flights during “window period”, suspected to avoid mandatory quarantine
The Hong Kong government announced on Feb 5 that from
February 8 all visitors from China must undergo a mandatory quarantine for 14 days in Hong Kong.
A source from Hong Kong Airlines revealed that the reservation of flights from China to Hong Kong have risen remarkably to 76-85% on February 6 and overbooked to 102-105% on February 7.
In other words, February 6 and 7 has become a “window period" for people to leave China while avoiding mandatory quarantine in Hong Kong.
Source: Apple Daily #Feb6 #Borders
People from China rushing through Hong Kong borders by flights during “window period”, suspected to avoid mandatory quarantine
The Hong Kong government announced on Feb 5 that from
February 8 all visitors from China must undergo a mandatory quarantine for 14 days in Hong Kong.
A source from Hong Kong Airlines revealed that the reservation of flights from China to Hong Kong have risen remarkably to 76-85% on February 6 and overbooked to 102-105% on February 7.
In other words, February 6 and 7 has become a “window period" for people to leave China while avoiding mandatory quarantine in Hong Kong.
Source: Apple Daily #Feb6 #Borders
Forwarded from 📡Guardians of Hong Kong
#Borders #HealthCrisis
Pneumonia Patient Entered Hong Kong from China before the Compulsory Quarantine Becomes Effective
At 07:46 on Feb 7, a 8-year-old boy crossed the borders from China to Hong Kong. He then fell instantly ill and was rushed to the hospital's isolation ward in an ambulance. It is still unclear whether he is infected with the novel coronavirus.
According to the medical staff in Tuen Mun hospital, the boy’s family told the hospital he was being treated in a Fujian hospital and had to undergo intubation. After hearing about the compulsory quarantine to take place in Hong Kong on Feb 8, they stopped the treatment and rushed him across the border at Shenzhen Bay, one of the three ports that are open.
The X-ray images of the boy’s lungs indicated that he suffered from severe pneumonia. He also has a condition of Congenital heart defect.
Source: Apple Daily #Feb7
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Pneumonia Patient Entered Hong Kong from China before the Compulsory Quarantine Becomes Effective
At 07:46 on Feb 7, a 8-year-old boy crossed the borders from China to Hong Kong. He then fell instantly ill and was rushed to the hospital's isolation ward in an ambulance. It is still unclear whether he is infected with the novel coronavirus.
According to the medical staff in Tuen Mun hospital, the boy’s family told the hospital he was being treated in a Fujian hospital and had to undergo intubation. After hearing about the compulsory quarantine to take place in Hong Kong on Feb 8, they stopped the treatment and rushed him across the border at Shenzhen Bay, one of the three ports that are open.
The X-ray images of the boy’s lungs indicated that he suffered from severe pneumonia. He also has a condition of Congenital heart defect.
Source: Apple Daily #Feb7
https://s.nextmedia.com/realtime/a.php?i=20200207&s=10829391&a=60570732
#Pneumonia