Vinh City: Hung Loc Commune expands blockade scope as Covid-19 infections continue to appear
(Baonghean.vn) - Currently, almost the entire Tien Loc hamlet, Hung Loc commune has been blocked, in addition, points in Phuc Loc hamlet and hamlet 12 have also been blocked to take samples for testing.
Morning of October 18,Nghe Anrecorded 15 new cases of Covid-19 infection, including 3 community cases in Hung Loc commune, Vinh city. This locality had to expand the blockade area to contain the outbreak.
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| Hung Loc commune authorities blocked off new locations on the night of October 17. Photo: PV |
Specifically, for the two new patients, NMD (female, born in 2003) and BN (NVĐ, male, born in 2007), their houses are located on Bui Huy Bich Street, between the two previously blocked points. Therefore, Hung Loc commune has connected the two blocked points into one large point for large-scale control.
For patient CPL, female, born in 2006, with an address in hamlet 12, Hung Loc commune. The locality has locked down the T45 Radar Station apartment building in hamlet 12 with about 25 households living there.
Thus, up to now, Hung Loc commune has locked down almost the entire Tien Loc hamlet, 50% of households in Phuc Loc hamlet and 1 point in hamlet 12. The locality has sprayed disinfectant in the areas, taken samples from households and focused on investigating and tracing the source of the disease.
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| Taking samples for testing from people in the locked-down area of Hung Loc commune. Photo: QA |
Information on 3 new community infections
1. Patient NMD, female, born in 2003. Address: Phuc Loc hamlet, Hung Loc commune, Vinh city. On October 17, the patient was sampled for rapid community screening with suspicious results. Immediately after that, the patient's sample was sent to the CDC, and on the morning of October 18, the result was positive for SARS-CoV-2 virus.
2. Patient NVĐ, male, born in 2007. Address: Tien Loc hamlet, Hung Loc commune, Vinh city. On October 17, the patient was sampled for rapid community screening with suspicious results. Immediately after that, the patient's sample was sent to the CDC, and on the morning of October 18, the result was positive for SARS-CoV-2 virus.
3. Patient CPL, female, born in 2006. Address: Hamlet 12, Hung Loc Commune, Vinh City. On October 17, the patient was sampled for rapid community screening with suspicious results. Immediately after that, the patient's sample was sent to the CDC, and on the morning of October 18, the result was positive for SARS-CoV-2 virus.
