허베이 보고서 334 일주일 만에 새로운 크라운 감염

허베이 보고서 334 일주일 만에 새로운 크라운 감염

According to The Paper, Hebei reported 334 cases of new crown infections a week, and a groom was diagnosed after the wedding on New Year’s Day.

According to the data released by the Hebei Provincial Health Commission as of January 9, 2021, from January 2 to January 8, Hebei has accumulatively added 334 new cases of new crown infections in the past week, 포함 137 confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections. 197 사례.

The data comes from the Hebei Provincial Health Commission. The paper combed the track of confirmed cases and found that Shijiazhuang continued to expand the scope of the epidemic. Following the previous Gaocheng District, Xinhua District, Zhengding County, Xingtang County, Xinle City, and Jingxing County, January 8 Among the newly confirmed cases, there were cases in Yuhua District, Luquan District, and Qiaoxi District. 게다가, in Gaocheng District, where cases are most concentrated, two new villages involved in the epidemic have been added, namely Machang Village and Dongyao Village. According to the official trajectory of cases, among the newly confirmed cases in Shijiazhuang on January 8, a groom was diagnosed a week after the wedding. He was also the first confirmed case of new crown reported in Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang. His wedding was held on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2021. The day before, on December 31, 2020, he participated in the wedding rehearsal at the wedding hall. Among the rehearsal staff, a staff member of the wedding company was later diagnosed.

This staff member is a 21-year-old student from a university in Shijiazhuang and currently lives in Dongciyi Village, Zengcun Town, 가오청구. 1월에 1, she also attended the above-mentioned wedding and went home in the afternoon that day. At 5 pm, she was accompanied by her classmates to the Liu Zhenhai Clinic in Zhouxinzhuang, Gaocheng District for medical treatment. The next day, she went to the Niuzhi Village Clinic in Dongciyi Village, Zengcun Town, 가오청구. 1월에 5, he was tested positive for nucleic acid and was diagnosed as a confirmed case on the 6th.