Chinese Group Tracked Down for COVID-19 Tests
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Chinese Group Tracked Down for COVID-19 Tests
Cambodia News, Koh Kong: A group of Chinese workers who arrived at Phnom Penh Airport from Hubei, China, on 13 April 2020, then left the capital city directly and travelled to Koh Kong by car. The Cambodian authorities have forbidden all non-essential traffic from one province to another over the Khmer New Year period.
The group of eight Chinese nationals, who departed immediately from Phnom Penh to the Tatai Hydropower Company in Koh Kong by car, have been detained for coronavirus testing, along with their Cambodian driver. They were tracked down by the Emergency Response Team of the Communicable Diseases Department of Koh Kong province, with the aid of the Tatai Hydropower Company.
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They made it all the way to Koh Kong?CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2020 8:45 pm
Cambodia News, Koh Kong: A group of Chinese workers who arrived at Phnom Penh Airport from Hubei, China, on 13 April 2020, then left the capital city directly and travelled to Koh Kong by car. The Cambodian authorities have forbidden all non-essential traffic from one province to another over the Khmer New Year period.
The group of eight Chinese nationals, who departed immediately from Phnom Penh to the Tatai Hydropower Company in Koh Kong by car, have been detained for coronavirus testing, along with their Cambodian driver. They were tracked down by the Emergency Response Team of the Communicable Diseases Department of Koh Kong province, with the aid of the Tatai Hydropower Company.
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A few cases of beer will most likely let you passed any checkpoint...cautious colin wrote:They made it all the way to Koh Kong?CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2020 8:45 pm
Cambodia News, Koh Kong: A group of Chinese workers who arrived at Phnom Penh Airport from Hubei, China, on 13 April 2020, then left the capital city directly and travelled to Koh Kong by car. The Cambodian authorities have forbidden all non-essential traffic from one province to another over the Khmer New Year period.
The group of eight Chinese nationals, who departed immediately from Phnom Penh to the Tatai Hydropower Company in Koh Kong by car, have been detained for coronavirus testing, along with their Cambodian driver. They were tracked down by the Emergency Response Team of the Communicable Diseases Department of Koh Kong province, with the aid of the Tatai Hydropower Company.
Them road closures a working a treat
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Sacrilege, everyone knows
up to you...
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April 14, 2020
Eight Chinese hydrodam workers quarantined in Koh Kong
Local authorities have rounded up eight Chinese hydropower workers and a Cambodian driver and placed them under a 14-day quarantine in Koh Kong province for fear of Coronavirus pandemic, an official said.
Tov Moeng, director of Koh Kong provincial health department, said that Chinese men arrived at the Phnom Penh International Airport on April 13 and then travelled by a minivan to Tatai electrical Hydropower dam in Koh Kong district’s Tatay commune.
Those men are from Hubei province, China, he said.
“They have been quarantined at a building at Tatay Hydropower dam,” Mr Moeng said, adding that health officials have checked their body temperature but found no symptoms of being infected.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50713100/e ... -koh-kong/
Eight Chinese hydrodam workers quarantined in Koh Kong
Local authorities have rounded up eight Chinese hydropower workers and a Cambodian driver and placed them under a 14-day quarantine in Koh Kong province for fear of Coronavirus pandemic, an official said.
Tov Moeng, director of Koh Kong provincial health department, said that Chinese men arrived at the Phnom Penh International Airport on April 13 and then travelled by a minivan to Tatai electrical Hydropower dam in Koh Kong district’s Tatay commune.
Those men are from Hubei province, China, he said.
“They have been quarantined at a building at Tatay Hydropower dam,” Mr Moeng said, adding that health officials have checked their body temperature but found no symptoms of being infected.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50713100/e ... -koh-kong/
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