Hong Kong fourth wave: mandatory coronavirus testing in neighbourhood covering 20 buildings, as city logs 38 new cases

The government will begin mandatory coronavirus testing of residents living in one of the most densely populated areas of Hong Kong on Saturday in an attempt to contain an outbreak tied to several ageing tenement buildings, the health minister has revealed.The screenings, which must be completed in three days, covered at least 20 buildings where a minimum of one case had been confirmed in the Yau Tsim Mong district and would involve thousands of people, Secretary for Food and Health Professor…

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