#FailedState #COVID19Test #UniversalTesting
Fear of COVID19 Infection Arise in Hong Kong as Government Testing Centre Disposes of Medical Waste Casually at Nearby Dumpster
On the second day of the government-promoted Covid-19 universal testing scheme, government officials reiterated that measures have been taken at testing centres to ensure that they are compliant with infection prevention requirements.
When a Stand News reporter visited Ngai Tau Kok Sports Stadium, it was found that the outsourced cleaners from external cleaning companies were not wearing protective clothing. Biohazard wastes from the testing centre, which include personal protective equipments, masks, and disposable gloves, were disposed of at nearby dumpster.
The reporter also found some trash bags improperly tied. Paper cups and gloves were also strewn all over the place.
Source: Stand News #Sept3
#Waste #Biohazard
Fear of COVID19 Infection Arise in Hong Kong as Government Testing Centre Disposes of Medical Waste Casually at Nearby Dumpster
On the second day of the government-promoted Covid-19 universal testing scheme, government officials reiterated that measures have been taken at testing centres to ensure that they are compliant with infection prevention requirements.
When a Stand News reporter visited Ngai Tau Kok Sports Stadium, it was found that the outsourced cleaners from external cleaning companies were not wearing protective clothing. Biohazard wastes from the testing centre, which include personal protective equipments, masks, and disposable gloves, were disposed of at nearby dumpster.
The reporter also found some trash bags improperly tied. Paper cups and gloves were also strewn all over the place.
Source: Stand News #Sept3
#Waste #Biohazard
#Pollution #Waste
China's Rocket Debris Reportedly Found in Hong Kong's Beach
Recently, in Hong Kong's Pak Lap Bay, a large piece of metallic structure was found on the beach. Pak Lap Bay is a popular spot for water sports and camping in Sai Kung, Hong Kong. The metal waste was reportedly a debris of China's rocket.
Source: Apple Daily
https://www.instagram.com/p/CF4VmYRp39P/?igshid=1enneuvn6y6q3
China's Rocket Debris Reportedly Found in Hong Kong's Beach
Recently, in Hong Kong's Pak Lap Bay, a large piece of metallic structure was found on the beach. Pak Lap Bay is a popular spot for water sports and camping in Sai Kung, Hong Kong. The metal waste was reportedly a debris of China's rocket.
Source: Apple Daily
https://www.instagram.com/p/CF4VmYRp39P/?igshid=1enneuvn6y6q3