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List of Buildings with Confirmed / Probable Cases of COVID-19 List of Buildings With Confirmed / Probable Cases of COVID-19 List of Residential Buildings in Which Confirmed / Probable Cases Have Resided (Note: The buildings will remain on the list for 14 days since the reported date.) Related Confirmed / District Building Name Probable Case(s) Eastern Block 7, Fullview Garden 11449 Yau Tsim Mong The Kowloon Hotel 11450 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11452 Yau Tsim Mong Silka Seaview Hotel Hong Kong 11453 Yau Tsim Mong Silka Seaview Hotel Hong Kong 11454 Kowloon City Metropark Hotel Kowloon Hong Kong 11455 Central & Western Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong 11464 Islands Regal Airport Hotel 11465 Islands Regal Airport Hotel 11466 Islands Regal Airport Hotel 11467 Central & Western Block B, Phase 3, Kwan Yick Building 11468 Kwun Tong Chi Lai House, Yau Lai Estate 11476 Eastern Continental Mansion 11477 Tsuen Wan Silka Far East Hotel Hong Kong 11478 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11479 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11480 Central & Western Block B, Phase 3, Kwan Yick Building 11488 Central & Western Block B, Phase 3, Kwan Yick Building 11489 Tuen Mun Ting Tak House, On Ting Estate 11490 Eastern Continental Mansion 11491 Kwun Tong Chi Lai House, Yau Lai Estate 11492 Kwun Tong Chi Lai House, Yau Lai Estate 11493 Sai Kung Tseung Kwan O Village 11494 Kowloon City Kerry Hotel Hong Kong 11495 Central & Western Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong 11496 Central & Western Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong 11497 Kowloon City Metropark Hotel Kowloon 11498 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11499 1 Related Confirmed / District Building Name Probable Case(s) Islands Regal Airport Hotel 11500 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11501 Sai Kung Tseung Kwan O Village 11502 Four Points By Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Islands 11505 Chung Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11506 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11507 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11508 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11509 Kwun Tong Wah Tong House 11512 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11519 Tsuen Wan Silka Far East Hotel Hong Kong 11520 Yau Tsim Mong Silka Seaview Hotel Hong Kong 11521 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11522 Yau Tsim Mong Silka Seaview Hotel Hong Kong 11523 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11524 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11525 Kwun Tong Wah Tong House, Yau Tong Estate 11529 Kwun Tong Wah Tong House, Yau Tong Estate 11530 Kwun Tong Wah Tong House, Yau Tong Estate 11531 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11533 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11535 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11536 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11537 High Block, King Fu House, Shan King Tuen Mun 11538 Estate Central & Western Grand City Hotel 11539 Yau Tsim Mong Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong 11541 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11542 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11543 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11544 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11545 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11547 2 Related Confirmed / District Building Name Probable Case(s) Tsuen Wan Silka Far East Hotel Hong Kong 11549 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11550 Yuen Long Sheung Pak Nai Village 11556 Yau Tsim Mong Ramada Hong Kong Grand 11557 Yau Tsim Mong Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong 11558 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11559 Islands Regal Airport Hotel 11560 Kowloon City Regal Oriental Hotel 11561 Southern Nina Hotel Island South 11563 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11564 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11565 Central & Western Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong 11566 Kowloon City iclub Ma Tau Wai Hotel 11567 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11568 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11569 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11576 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11579 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11580 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberley Hotel 11581 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11582 Yau Tsim Mong The Kimberly Hotel 11583 Kwai Tsing Dorsett Tsuen Wan Hong Kong 11584 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11587 Tuen Mun Block 3, Oi Fai House, Yau Oi Estate 11588 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11591 Eastern Ramada Hong Kong Grand View 11592 Central & Western Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View 11593 Central & Western One-Eight-One Hotel & Serviced Residences 11595 3 List of buildings with confirmed / probable cases visited from 2 days before onset of symptoms or buildings with 2 or more confirmed / probable cases visited during incubation period (Note: The buildings will remain on the list for 14 days, and buildings with clusters will remain for 28 days since the last date of visit by the cases.) Reported Date/ Related Last Date of Visit District Building Name Confirmed / by Any of the Probable Case(s) Involved Case(s) Eastern One Island East 16/03/2021 11223, 11363 Eastern Siu Sai Wan Plaza 22/03/2021 11394, 11419 Kwun Tong Domain Food Republic 29/03/2021 11398, 11492, 11493 Kowloon City 398 Prince Edward Road 29/03/2021 11468 West Mini Bangkok Seafood and Grill Yau Tsim Mong 46-52 Portland Street 29/03/2021 11468 Kowloon City Leung Ling House 29/03/2021 11468 Kowloon City Yan Kwai Building 29/03/2021 11468 Kwun Tong MTR Yau Tong Station 29/03/2021 11476 Central & St. Clare's Primary School 29/03/2021 11488 Western Central & Manning House Fairwood 29/03/2021 11538 Western Yuen Long Yuen Long Plaza B + BC 29/03/2021 11556 café Eastern Siu Sai Wan Plaza Dragon 30/03/2021 11477, 11490 Delight Wan Chai Jubilee Centre Majesty 31/03/2021 11477 Seafood Restaurant Sai Kung MCP Central 31/03/2021 11494 Kwun Tong The Wave Running Chicken 31/03/2021 11491 Live Yuen Long 1 Hong King Street 31/03/2021 11556 Yuen Long Tai Tong Road Cooked 31/03/2021 11556 Food Market Keung Kee Coffee 4 Reported Date/ Related Last Date of Visit District Building Name Confirmed / by Any of the Probable Case(s) Involved Case(s) Central & Melbourne Plaza Café de 01/04/2021 11538 Western Coral Central & Wheelock House 01/04/2021 11538 Western Tuen Mun Tung Wah Group of 01/04/2021 11568 Hospitals Tang Shiu Kin Primary School Kwun Tong Lei Yue Mun Plaza 02/04/2021 11512 Tuen Mun Shan King Shopping Centre 02/04/2021 11538 Yuen Long G/F Fung Hing Lau 02/04/2021 11556 Yau Tsim Mong Ocean Terminal 03/04/2021 11001, 11207, 11538 Kwun Tong Lei Yue Mun Market 03/04/2021 11492, 11493, 11512 Kwun Tong On Kay Commercial Centre 03/04/2021 11530 Yau Tsim Mong Sino Centre 03/04/2021 11538 Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Parklane Square 03/04/2021 11535 Golden Star Seafood Restaurant Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Town Plaza 03/04/2021 11535 Phase 2 Yuen Long 7 Kau Chin Street 生利茶餐 03/04/2021 11556 廳 Yuen Long Yuen Long Plaza 03/04/2021 11556 Tuen Mun H.A.N.D.S Classic Show 04/04/2021 11535 Room Tuen Mun K-Point 04/04/2021 11538 Tuen Mun H.A.N.D.S 05/04/2021 11535 Tuen Mun YO Mart 05/04/2021 11535 Tuen Mun H.A.N.D.S Café de Coral 06/04/2021 11576 Yuen Long G/F Tai Hing Building 07/04/2021 11556 Tuen Mun G/F Chi Lok Fa Yuen 07/04/2021 11576 Tuen Mun Siu On Court Ting Kay 08/04/2021 11568 House Tuen Mun Yan Oi Market 09/04/2021 11576, 11579 5 Reported Date/ Related Last Date of Visit District Building Name Confirmed / by Any of the Probable Case(s) Involved Case(s) Tuen Mun Shun Tak Fraternal 09/04/2021 11588 Association Tam Pak Yu College Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Parklane Square 09/04/2021 11588 (Last updated on 12 April 2021. The lists above are updated once a day.) 6 .
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