The community isolation facilities of the artificial island at the Hong Kong port of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge built with the assistance of the central government were put into use on the 12th. This is the third novel coronavirus pneumonia facility project that has been delivered since the fifth wave of new crown pneumonia in Hongkong. It can provide more than 400 isolation rooms and about 1200 separate beds. The community isolation facilities are composed of modular box houses. Each room is equipped with basic furniture and bedding, table lamps, air conditioners, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers and other facilities. According to the designer and builder China Construction International Group (CSCEC), the project was mobilized and started on February 23 and delivered for use on March 12; It covers an area of about 24000 square meters and a construction area of about 8000 square meters. Li Jiachao, Chief Secretary for administration of the HKSAR government, visited the artificial island at the Hong Kong port of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge that morning to inspect and receive the community isolation facilities. Upon arrival, Li Jiachao held a handover symposium with Yin Zonghua, deputy director of the Hong Kong Liaison Office, and the person in charge of the contractor. "The completion of this isolation facility represents the central government's full support for the anti epidemic work of the HKSAR, the efforts of the joint office of the CPC Central Committee to coordinate and promote it, and the achievements of the engineering personnel of China Construction Group to go all out and overcome all difficulties." Li Jiachao said that as more community isolation and treatment facilities assisted by the central government have been completed and delivered to the SAR government for operation, we will make good use of the facilities to isolate infected persons as soon as possible, cut off the transmission chain and stabilize the epidemic control as soon as possible. CSCEC Hailong Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CSCEC International Group, undertakes the important task of supplying all modular box houses to six temporary community isolation facilities projects. As of 22:00 on March 11, CSCEC Hailong had sent a total of 7775 modular box houses to Hong Kong. "After completing the construction of isolation facilities in Qingyi community, our team went to the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge and continued to work at the Hong Kong port. We sorted out the work flow to ensure that the construction is more smooth and efficient." Zhao Zhen, deputy commander-in-chief of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge Hong Kong port community isolation facility project, said, "as the project site is far from the urban area, we have taken various measures in terms of transportation and logistics material support, so that the participants can work more at ease." "Every community isolation facility built now can help many Hong Kong families, which is of great significance. Hong Kong will become better if we give full play to the spirit of mutual assistance and mutual encouragement of Hong Kong people." Said Liu Yingqin, a Hong Kong worker involved in the construction. It is understood that the average room occupancy rate of the two projects in Tsing Yi and Xintian that have been delivered earlier is about 80%. The Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge Hong Kong port community isolation facilities will be put into service immediately after delivery on the 12th. In March, the projects of Ma Shi Road in Fanling, hung Shui bridge and Tam Mei in Yuen Long will be successively handed over to the SAR government, and the six facilities will provide a total of about 20000 isolation beds. (Xinhua News Agency)
Edit：Huang huiqun Responsible editor：Su Suiyue
Source：XinhuaNet
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