City also records two new cases related to this week’s cabbie cluster: one dined in Tong Kei, another in Sang Kei Seafood Restaurant. Health authorities say new cases’ risks of community transmission remain low.
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Two 64-year-olds and an 80-year-old – all male – either lived near or dined near original source; all detected while in quarantine.
One case, a Nova Taipa Garden security office staff, detected in Zhuhai while rest of cases related to Cabbie Cluster.
Victim conned by longtime friend to ‘invest’ in VIP gaming room and insurance scheme; trio facing charges of fraud and document forgery.
Newest cases: cabbie’s wife, neighbour, wife of man who ate in same restaurant as cabbie, and fellow diner; two other cases are mainland Chinese worker and his wife who works at Wynn Palace.
Everyone who lives around Kiang Wu Hospital and Three Lamps district or visited these areas for more than 30 minutes between 26-30 November will need to be tested.
‘Cabbie Cluster’ spreads to woman who worked part-time at restaurant and Tong Nam Kindergarten, whose staff and pupils are now quarantined.
Initially implemented for one week starting 16 November, measure was extended until today, and re-extended due to current Covid-19 situation; Macao International Marathon still on schedule.
Under-threes exempt; those who have not left the city but have undertaken a NAT on the same day are not required to do RAT on that day.