An Investigation of a Confirmed Imported Case of COVID-19 Infected Abroad — Qingpu District, Shanghai Municipality, China, November 15, 2020

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An Investigation of a Confirmed Imported Case of COVID-19 Infected Abroad — Qingpu District, Shanghai Municipality, China, November 15, 2020 China CDC Weekly Outbreak Reports An Investigation of a Confirmed Imported Case of COVID-19 Infected Abroad — Qingpu District, Shanghai Municipality, China, November 15, 2020 Hongrang Zhou1,&; Xiaoling Wang2,&; Qiufang Xu1; Xiaoming Wang3; Yadong Ma1; Yiru Shi1; Zhouli Wu1; Peifeng Zhu1; Jinjiang Zhao1; Ruifang Xu1; Changpo Lin1,#; Ning Xiao2,# investigation might benefit future surveillance efforts Summary and mitigate the risk caused by the imported cases. What is already known about this topic? A passenger who was from the United States was taken INVESTIGATION AND FINDINGS to the hotel for the required isolation on November 13, 2020. During the quarantine she was diagnosed as the On November 15, 2020, a Chinese traveler returned COVID-19 patient on November 15, 2020. to Shanghai Municipality from the United States with Controlling the importation of COVID-19 remains a symptoms such as cough, sputum, and sore throat. major challenge. This patient then went to the Qingpu Branch of the What is added by this report? Zhongshan Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University In this study, an epidemiological investigation was (Qingpu Zhongshan Hospital) for medical conducted for a confirmed case of COVID-19, consultation. Based on the results of routine test for including the treatment records in the hospital and 14- COVID-19, the nasal swab test was positive. Qingpu day travel trajectory before the onset of disease. CDC subsequently used a fluorescent RT-qPCR What are the implications for public health (probe method) to verify the results. The ORF1a/b practice? and N gene nucleic acid tests of COVID-19 were all This study described an epidemiological investigation positive in the nasal swab, throat swab, and sputum and management process on an imported case of specimens. The case was then transferred to the COVID-19 and analyzed the test results, aiming to Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center (SPHCC) and provide useful warnings to strengthen the capacity of confirmed again. public health system in response to the importation. This case occurred in an 18-year-old female international student with Chinese nationality, It has been nearly 1 year since the beginning of the returning to China with her mother by flight. coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the According to her description, she studied at a pathogen of which has been identified as COVID-19 university in the United States from August 2019 to virus (also known as SARS-CoV-2, 2019-nCoV, or November 2020. To confirm the accuracy, we HCoV-19) (1–2). The spread of the virus has led to a conducted separate epidemiological investigations on global health crisis (3). China has taken effective her and her mother from October 30 to November 13, measures to suppress COVID-19. However, it still 2020. The relevant epidemiological history of the case faces a huge challenge of detecting and dealing with was shown in Figure 1. imported cases (4). According to the description of the patient and her This investigation was for an imported case that was mother, from October 30 to the noon of October 31, detected on November 15, 2020 by Qingpu CDC, they did a yard sale at home and had contact with Shanghai. With the detection of this case, one of the more than 50 people (some of the customers did not most important tasks was an epidemiological wear masks). During the period, the case only did investigation that could provide key information for business alone for about 1 hour (about 15–18 screening close contacts of this case. The case was individuals in contact with her, half of whom did not promptly sent for isolation and treatment, and the wear masks) in the morning of October 30. Due to close contacts were sent to an isolated place for active about 1.5 hours online lessons at home in the and effective medical observation. The results of this afternoon on the October 30, the patient did not Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention CCDC Weekly / Vol. 3 / No. 10 207 China CDC Weekly Event 4: Event 6: Itinerary Taking a before bus to the boarding hotel Event 2: Halloween Event 1: Yard sales Event 3: Drinking and eating at home Event 5: During the flight night The patient’s experiences The patient’s AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AMPM AM PM AMPM AMPM AMPM AMPM AMPM AMPM AM PM AM PM AM PM Oct.30 Oct.31 Nov.1 Nov.2 Nov.3 Nov.4 Nov.5 Nov.6 Nov.7 Nov.8 Nov.9 Nov.10 Nov.11 Nov.12 Nov.13 Time FIGURE 1. The patient’s experiences during the two weeks before being detected with COVID-19 infection (according to self-reports from patient). participate in sales. Except for the above 2 periods, The patient and her mother had undergone a series both were selling together (had contact with of tests. Before the patient was diagnosed, the antibody approximately 20 people). They were close to test and CT test were performed once (the first customers (about 1 meter) every time they made sales antibody test results showed that IgM and IgG were including the sales the patient made alone. Because of negative and the CT results were normal), and nucleic Halloween, both were at home from noon to night on acid tests were performed four times (the result at October 31. During the period, the case received 4 airport customs was negative, while the results at visitors (both the visitors and the patient wore masks Qingpu Zhongshan Hospital, Qingpu CDC, and the and did not have prolonged contact with each other). SPHCC were all positive). The test results of the From November 1 to 11, except for moving things patient during the detection period (performed by to the new house, the patient and her mother were at Qingpu Zhongshan Hospital), the treatment period home. Usually, the daily necessities were purchased (performed by SPHCC), and the 14-day isolation (once a week) by an American friend who was the only period (performed by Qingpu CDC) were shown in person that had frequent contact during the 14-day Figure 2. However, until the end of the isolation, her investigation. On the afternoon of November 11, the mother had been underwent nucleic acid tests three friend drove them to the airport. Before entering the waiting hall, they had a meal at a restaurant near the times (November 13, 17, and 25) and all results were airport, and there were a few customers and waiters negative. wearing masks in the restaurant. When waiting at the terminal of the airport, the patient sat next to her PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSE mother (no people on either side of the seat, and few people around). They wore masks (except drinking Qingpu CDC immediately reported the case water) all the time and did not go to the bathroom. information to Shanghai CDC as soon as confirmed However, the patient spent about 5 minutes to buy and the corresponding treatment measures for the two bottles of water at the airport. patient were also actively implemented. The Shanghai From the evening of November 11 (Pacific Standard CDC tracked the handling of the incident, promptly Time) to the early morning of November 13 (Beijing checked the patient’s close contacts on the flight and Time), both the patient and her mother ate three times soon after arriving in Shanghai. According to the rules on the plane and drank water several times with no and requirements for determining and tracking the masks. However, the patient went to the bathroom close contacts established by the China CDC, a total of 7–8 times (the patient reported that the bathroom 25 close contacts (including her mother) were isolated environment was messy in the middle and late stages of and placed under medical observation. During the 14- the trip) and washed her face 1–2 times during the day quarantine, all close contacts underwent nucleic flight. Although the plane had stopped in Seoul City, Korea, no passengers boarded or exited. After the plane acid tests twice, and all showed negative results. arrived in Shanghai Municipality, the patient and her mother were tested by PCR assay at the airport and DISCUSSION took a bus with 20 other passengers who wore masks to the designated medical observation point for isolation. There is an incubation period in COVID-19 208 CCDC Weekly / Vol. 3 / No. 10 Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention China CDC Weekly infection before symptoms appear. The incubation We conducted an epidemiological investigation on period is normally from 1 to 14 days, mostly 3 to 7 the case from November 15 to 16. Based on the self- days (5–6). After the incubation period, some infectees reported travel experience of the patient and her will show clinical symptoms. During the incubation mother and the isolation status of other passengers, we period, the infected person has no symptoms but has a had made the following inferences about the possibility certain level of contagiousness. If appropriate isolation of the patient being infected with COVID-19, as is not carried out, the infectee will become a potential shown in Table 1. Based on the investigation, we reservoir of the infection. Therefore, during the inferred that this case was most likely infected with epidemic, in order to counter the spread of COVID- COVID-19 during the yard sale event in the United 19 infections, the government should require all people States. The guests on Halloween night may also be a with a clear epidemiological contact history to self- possible source of transmission. In addition, the quarantine for 14 days (7). potential risk of being infected while waiting for the Detection period Treatment period Isolation period Nov.13–16 Nov.17–Dec.2 Dec.3–17 13 15 16 17–21 22 23–30 1 2 15 Nucleic acid test: Negative Nucleic acid test: Positive Antibody detection: IgG–; IgM– Antibody detection: IgG+; IgM− Detection of CT : No abnormalities FIGURE 2.
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