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2020-10-07 12:42:15Beijing News reporter: Zhang Qi
Hong Kong media: About 11 new confirmed cases in Hong Kong, a middle school student infected
According to the People’s Daily Overseas Network, a combination of Hong Kong’s “East Net” and Wireless News Network’s news on the 7th, Hong Kong added about 11 new cases of new coronary pneumonia on the 7th. After the 5th of this month, the number of confirmed cases has returned to double digits. Some cases originated unknown.
"East Net" also reported that Tseung Kwan O Carmel Chuen Middle School issued a notice to students on the 6th that the school was notified that a student of the school was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia. The school will follow the instructions of Tseung Kwan O and the Health Protection Center from 7 to 8 Face-to-face instruction and school activities will be suspended on the day for cleaning and disinfection of the school building, pending further instructions from the protection center. The student was the first confirmed case of a secondary school student after classes resumed.
A Hong Kong media reporter called the school for inquiries. The school confirmed that a student was infected, but refused to disclose the student's grade and whether he had any problems returning to school on the grounds of "student privacy".
According to the "School Health Guidelines" updated by the Hong Kong Education Bureau in early September, when the Center for Health Protection confirms that a faculty or student has been diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia, the center will generally recommend that the school suspend in-school classes and activities for 14 days, and provide assistance to all students and students as needed. School personnel conduct a virus test.
In addition, some parents revealed in social groups that a student from Yan Baoling College of Po Leung Bureau in To Kwawan also had a preliminary diagnosis. The school sent an email notification to the parents that the student’s parents had been contacted. The student has not yet been formally diagnosed and the school also No notification from the Protection Center was received, and the school is operating as usual.
Edit Yang Li
Source: People's Daily Overseas Network
http://www.bjnews.com.cn/news/2020/10/07/775418.html
Hong Kong media: About 11 new confirmed cases in Hong Kong, a middle school student infected
According to the People’s Daily Overseas Network, a combination of Hong Kong’s “East Net” and Wireless News Network’s news on the 7th, Hong Kong added about 11 new cases of new coronary pneumonia on the 7th. After the 5th of this month, the number of confirmed cases has returned to double digits. Some cases originated unknown.
"East Net" also reported that Tseung Kwan O Carmel Chuen Middle School issued a notice to students on the 6th that the school was notified that a student of the school was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia. The school will follow the instructions of Tseung Kwan O and the Health Protection Center from 7 to 8 Face-to-face instruction and school activities will be suspended on the day for cleaning and disinfection of the school building, pending further instructions from the protection center. The student was the first confirmed case of a secondary school student after classes resumed.
A Hong Kong media reporter called the school for inquiries. The school confirmed that a student was infected, but refused to disclose the student's grade and whether he had any problems returning to school on the grounds of "student privacy".
According to the "School Health Guidelines" updated by the Hong Kong Education Bureau in early September, when the Center for Health Protection confirms that a faculty or student has been diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia, the center will generally recommend that the school suspend in-school classes and activities for 14 days, and provide assistance to all students and students as needed. School personnel conduct a virus test.
In addition, some parents revealed in social groups that a student from Yan Baoling College of Po Leung Bureau in To Kwawan also had a preliminary diagnosis. The school sent an email notification to the parents that the student’s parents had been contacted. The student has not yet been formally diagnosed and the school also No notification from the Protection Center was received, and the school is operating as usual.
Edit Yang Li
Source: People's Daily Overseas Network
http://www.bjnews.com.cn/news/2020/10/07/775418.html