Health authorities on Tuesday reported four new imported Covid infections, including three who were fully vaccinated.
The four flew in from Germany, France, Thailand, and the United States respectively.
Apart from the 34-year-old man who arrived in the city from the United States, all others were found carrying the L452R mutant strain of the
coronavirus.
For the 31-year-old man from Germany, he arrived in Hong Kong as a flight crew on flight 3S516, while the 54-year-old man from France flew in on flight KL819. The 54-year-old was said to have received both doses of the
BioNTech vaccine in March and April respectively.
A 60-year-old domestic helper who flew in from Thailand two days ago on flight CX654 was also confirmed with the virus. She had received both
BioNTech jabs in March and April respectively.
The remaining patient is the 34-year-old man who flew in from the United States on flight CX881 last Friday. He was diagnosed during his compulsory quarantine at Ovolo Southside hotel in Wong Chuk Hang.
The Centre for Health Protection said he had received both doses of the
BioNTech vaccine in March and April respectively.
Authorities have reported 37 cases in the past two weeks, including a local case with unknown sources and the rest are imported cases.
In total, the city has recorded 12,020 confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic.