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| The Filipino resident flew in from Manila on Sept 17 via Cebu Pac |
A Filipino resident and two sisters who returned from Qatar were reported Sunday, Sept 19, as the latest confirmed coronavirus
cases in the city. They took the city’s total confirmed cases to 12,160.
The Centre for Health Protection said all three patients were fully vaccinated and asymptomatic.
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The Filipino man, 38, and the elder Qatari woman, 26, both carried the L452R mutant strain of the coronavirus. The variant test result of the younger sister is pending, a government information service staff said.
The Filipino arrived on Sept 17 from Manila on Cebu Pacific flight 5J272 and his specimen taken at Hong Kong International Airport tested positive for Covid-19, the staff said.
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CHP records show the man received two doses of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Mar 23 and Apr 13 in Hong Kong while he tested positive for antibodies on Jul 26.
The two sisters arrived separately. The elder sister flew
into Hong Kong on Sept 15 via Qatar Air flight QR818 from
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The patient’s 25-year-old sister arrived on Sept 11 also on a QR818 fight. She was moved to a government quarantine center from her hotel after being identified as a close contact of the older sister. She tested positive there seven days after arrival, the staff said.
The older patient received two doses of CoronaVac vaccine in
China on Jul 7 and Jul 28 while her sister had two BioNTech jabs in Hong Kong
on Mar 19 and Apr 10. The younger woman also tested positive for antibodies on
Jul 7.
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The three new cases took the number of cases in
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| Block K in Kornhill Estate has been put under compulsory testing |
CHP also said it is investigating an overseas case of Covid-19 involving a boy aged 16 who lives at Flat 9-16, Block K, Kornhill, Quarry Bay.
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He tested
negative in Hong Kong on Sept 4 before he traveled to the
He received two BioNTech doses on Jul 8 and Jul 29 in Hong Kong. The CHP said it is following up the case with the British health authority.
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As the teenager spent part of the incubation period in Hong Kong, the CHP put his residential block under a compulsory testing notice.
Tomorrow, Sept 20, residents of Amber Garden, 110 Blue Pool Road, Happy Valley are reminded to undergo compulsory testing in accordance with the CTN, the CHP said.
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A male patient who was confirmed positive for the virus upon arrival from the US on Sept 9 lived in that address during the incubation period before he traveled on Aug 18.
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