Tianjin reports one new asymptomatic COVID-19 case
TIANJIN -- North China's Tianjin Municipality reported one new asymptomatic COVID-19 case on Nov 18, local health authorities said.
The person is a 33-year-old female resident from the Kanhaixuan community, according to the city's center for disease control and prevention.
She went under quarantined medical observation after being identified as a close contact of an asymptomatic case on Nov. 10.
She tested negative for coronavirus on Nov. 10 in a nucleic acid test, but the result turned positive on Wednesday in a follow-up test. She was diagnosed as an asymptomatic case after being transferred to a designated hospital.
According to the center, the Kanhaixuan community will be classified as a medium-risk area for COVID-19 starting from Thursday.
China's National Health Commission said on Wednesday that it received reports of eight newly confirmed COVID-19 cases on the Chinese mainland on Tuesday, including one that was domestically transmitted and seven imported.
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