China News Service, July 15 (Xinhua) According to the website of the Chongqing Municipal Health and Health Commission, there is no new case of newly diagnosed new pneumonia in Chongqing from 0 to 24:00 on July 14. As of 24:00 on July 14, there were no confirmed hospital cases in Chongqing. A total of 570 discharged cases were cured, a total of 6 death cases were reported, and a total of 576 confirmed cases were reported.
From 0 to 24:00 on July 14th, Chongqing City reported the addition of 1 confirmed case of imported new coronary pneumonia (imported for Singapore) and 1 new cured case (imported for India).
Case Zhai Moumou, male, from Henan, arrived in Chongqing on July 13, 2020 on the MI972 flight from Singapore to Chongqing. After entering the country, Jiangbei Airport Customs conducted a pharyngeal swab sampling and body temperature test, which was related to the private prosecution. The symptoms were then sent to a medical institution for further medical examination. On July 14th, Zhai Moumou was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild type) and has been transferred to a centralized hospital for treatment. According to the relevant regulations, all the personnel who arrived in Chongqing on the same plane were subject to centralized isolation and medical observation at designated locations.
As of 24:00 on July 14, Chongqing currently has 1 confirmed imported case abroad (imported for Singapore), 6 cured cases were discharged, and 7 confirmed cases imported overseas have been reported.
From 0 to 24:00 on July 14th, Chongqing reported a new case of asymptomatic infection (imported for Singapore); a case of discontinuation of medical observation (imported for the UK).
As of 24:00 on July 14, there were 7 cases of asymptomatic infections, one for Hubei Province (Yuzhong District Report) and six for overseas imports (including 1 in the UK, 3 in India, and 2 in Singapore). Receive medical observation.
As of 24:00 on July 14, a total of 25,516 close contacts were tracked, 25,425 medical observations have been discontinued, and 91 people are still undergoing medical observations.