Guangzhou COVID-19 Update for July 12

On July 12, Guangzhou reported 4 local confirmed cases, 3 imported confirmed cases and 4 imported asymptomatic cases.

As of 24:00 July 12, 2022, a total of 6,272 positive cases have been reported in the city. These include 2,995 confirmed cases (2,028 imported cases and 967 local cases), among which, 64 cases are still being treated in hospital; and 3,277 asymptomatic cases (3,018 imported cases and 259 local cases), among which, 26 cases are still under medical observation.

Local Cases Details

The 1st patient is a 31-year-old Chinese man who lives in Chunlan Garden, Jingxi Subdistrict, Baiyun District.

The 2nd patient is a 17-year-old Chinese boy who lives in Yihe Lane, Jingxi Subdistrict, Baiyun District.

The 3rd patient is a 9-year-old Chinese boy who lives in Cuicheng Garden, Nanshitou Subdistrict, Haizhu District.

The 4th patient is a 33-year-old Chinese man who lives in Phoenix City Fengcuiyuan Community, Yongning Subdistrict, Zengcheng District.

All these patients were detected in the PCR testing conducted for close contacts under quarantine, and have been transferred to Guangzhou No. 8 People's Hospital for quarantine and treatment. Their conditions are stable.

As of noon, July 13, Guangzhou has detected two more local cases among close contacts in Baiyun District. Since July 8, Guangzhou has reported 20 local cases.

Guangzhou Health Commission reminds people coming (back) to Guangzhou to comply with the Notification of Guangzhou COVID-19 Control and Prevention Command Center on Enhancing COVID-19 Containment Measures (No. 34).

Visitors from the county/city/district/banner of medium- and high-risk areas (including areas placed under medium- and high-risk administrative measures) are required to faithfully provide their itinerary in Guangzhou and declare their health information on the Suikang or Yuekang Mini-programs prior to their arrival. They should undergo health management in accordance with relevant COVID-19 control and prevention requirements. People whose travel history overlaps with the published whereabouts of reported local COVID-19 case(s) and those with exposure to a district /county that reported local COVID-19 case(s) must voluntarily report to the community/village, employer, or hotel within 12 hours. They should also comply with all health management measures.