Shopping Mall Employee Diagnosed with New Coronavirus Pneumonia

An employee who worked at counter 1 on the third floor of the China Resources Wanjia Mall in District 5 of Xin'an Street, Baoan District has been diagnosed with the new coronavirus pneumonia.

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The full text of the notice is as follows:

NOTICE

Dear Residents：

     According to a report from the disease control department, Yan Moumou, an employee of Fulangduo's elderly clothing counter on the third floor of China Resources Wanjia Mall, was diagnosed with the new coronavirus pneumonia on February 14. In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic and protect the health of the general public, people who have shopped in the clothing area on the third floor of China Resources Wanjia, District 5, Xin'an Street, Baoan District, on February 10th, should contact the Xin'anhu Community Work Station in a timely manner (duty phone: [phone]) to register your personal information if you don't feel well, and take precautionary measures in accordance with relevant regulations for the prevention and control of infectious diseases. Those who do not take the initiative to register and cause consequences will be severely punished according to law. Hope citizens tell each other!

     特此通告!

Xinanhu Community Workstation

February 15, 2020

Despite the rain and there having been a case of infection found, the mall, according to a local reporter, was still open for business on February 15th.

At the entrance were two staff members taking temperature measurements, conducting entry and exit registration, and providing hand disinfection.

The first and second floors of the supermarket were open for business but the escalator on the second floor was off limits and the third floor was not open. A notice posted on the escalator read: The department store area on the third floor will be closed from February 13 to February 29 and will return to normal on March 1.

China Resources Wanjia confirmed that the employee is a clothing salesperson on the third floor of the mall and is currently receiving treatment in the hospital.

People who have entered the clothing shopping area on the third floor of the mall from 10 am to 5 pm on February 10 are required to immediately report and register.

China Resources Wanjia confirmed that the infected salesman returned from Xiushui County, Jiujiang, Jiangxi on February 8 and was notified on February 11 that his mother-in-law was diagnosed with having ncp. On the morning of February 13, China Resources Wanjia received a telephone call from the Baoan District Center for Disease Control and Prevention, notifying them that the salesman himself was suspected of being infected.

Reporters were told that Yan Moumou had returned to work on February 10 for just one a day and that those that were in close contact with him that day have been isolated and put under observation.

China Resources Wanjia Issued a Prompt Response

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A spokesperson for China Resources said that China Resources Wanjia attaches great importance to the situation and has held an emergency meeting to investigate the incident. A special emergency working group has already been established.

Currently, the salesman is receiving treatment and is in stable condition.

According to China Resources Wanjia, the store will adhere to a series of effective and detailed prevention and control measures such as detection and registration, epidemic protection, environmental disinfection, education, safe disposal, early detection and early isolation, and other measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the people. .

△Notice visible at the door

△ China Resources Wanjia Baoan Store Location

REMINDER:

Scan the QR code to register as soon as possible, if you have been in the clothing shopping area on the third floor of the mall between 10: 00-17: 00, February 10.

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If you are experiencing fever, cough or are not feeling well, visit any of these designated fever hospitals in Shenzhen.

Source: 急寻购物市民！深圳一大型商场有员工确诊新冠肺炎，曾正常上班

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