Experts from Hong Kong University said that Omikon XBB has become a mainstream virus a

He Beliang, director of the Infection and Infectious Disease Center of the University of Hong Kong, said that recent data reflects that Omikon XBB has become the mainstream coronal virus strain in Hong Kong, but he believes that no matter what coronal virus strains will occur in the future, healthy adults and children are for healthy adults and children.The impact is very small, mainly because the elderly are more likely to cause severe illnesses, and call for citizens not to worry.

According to the report, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government has lowered the level of crown disease on Tuesday (May 30) to the "alert" level, and the Health Protection Center was announced on Thursday (June 1).From 25th to 31st) Omikon XBB and its Asian virus strains accounted for 95.8%, which was significantly increased from about 50%four weeks ago. Omikon BA.2 and BA.5 The proportion of virus strains fell to less than 5%.

The coronary data of the Hong Kong Health Protection Center over the past week shows that the 36.55%sample of the Public Health Examination Service Division is positive for crown disease, which is slightly increased from 36.09%last week.From 54, from 20 weeks, there are 236 cases of severe and death.The protection center said that data reflects that the degree of activeness of crown disease has slowed significantly.

He Beliang stated on the Hong Kong Radio program on Thursday that the recent severe cases of crown disease and death cases are similar to the peak of the influenza in the past, reflecting that the crown disease and the wind were cold.It was only a bit slow that the level of champion tuning was a bit slow.

Reverse information, Hong Kong's 2018/19 winter influenza season, that is, the last peak period before the crown disease epidemic maintained for 14 weeks, recorded a total of 625 serious or death cases, of which 357 people died.In the past 14 weeks, Hong Kong has recorded 386 deaths of crown diseases, and this year's influenza season has been maintained for seven weeks, and 107 serious and 172 cases of death were recorded.