Chinanews Client Beijing, August 3 (Reporter Zhang Xu) On the 3rd, the Civil Aviation Administration of China held a press conference to disclose the cause of the epidemic at Nanjing Lukou Airport.
Han Guangzu, deputy director of the Flight Standards Department of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, said that on July 20, the Civil Aviation Administration received a report that the cleaning staff found a positive nucleic acid test at Nanjing Lukou International Airport. The Civil Aviation Administration immediately responded and acted quickly to carry out corresponding emergency response work.
Nanjing citizens are doing nucleic acid testing.
Photo by Yang Bo
"According to the current situation, the main reason for the clustered epidemic situation at Nanjing Lukou International Airport is the lack of awareness of the severity and complexity of the epidemic prevention and control work, the lax daily management, and the lack of strict guarantees for daily flight operations. Implement local government and civil aviation epidemic prevention and control regulations and requirements."
"Since the outbreak last year, the State Council's joint prevention and control mechanism, local governments and the Civil Aviation Administration have established a strict epidemic prevention and control system, and the epidemic prevention and control have achieved remarkable results." Han Guangzu said.
According to the Civil Aviation Administration, various airlines and airports have strictly implemented corresponding regulations. As of the end of June, civil aviation had guaranteed 14,384 international passenger flights, 251,852 international cargo flights, and 5,327,938 domestic flights.
No one crew member was infected on the plane, and the high-risk front-line personnel who served to guarantee international passenger flights also achieved "zero infection."
Han Guangzu said: "This shows that as long as we strictly abide by the epidemic prevention and control regulations and technical requirements, we can firmly hold the line of defense against the epidemic."
In response to the development of the epidemic, the Civil Aviation Administration has successively adopted a series of measures to strengthen the prevention and control of the epidemic.
On July 22, the Civil Aviation Administration issued an emergency notice requesting that all front-line personnel be tested for nucleic acid in the shortest possible time to ensure the health and safety of the personnel, and seriously reiterated the regulations and requirements that the international and domestic flight service guarantee personnel must not be mixed in the technical guidelines for prevention and control. .
International passenger transportation security personnel must strictly meet the "four designations": designated service personnel, designated service areas, designated rest areas and designated on-site transportation vehicles; international cargo security personnel must achieve the "four fixes": fixed operating personnel and fixed operating sites , The production equipment is fixed, and the rest area is fixed; airports involving high-risk flight guarantees must also achieve "two concentrations": the relevant working areas are concentrated, and the relevant operating personnel are concentrated.
Data map.
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On August 2, in view of the characteristics of the Delta mutant strain and the current domestic epidemic prevention and control situation, the Civil Aviation Administration once again upgraded the prevention and control measures for domestic flights and airport operations, and further proposed to encrypt the frequency of nucleic acid testing for domestic flight crews and various airport service guarantee personnel It is required that domestic flight security personnel carry out nucleic acid testing at a frequency of twice a week.
For domestic flights, the Civil Aviation Administration put forward clear requirements for setting up on-flight isolation areas, simplifying on-board services, increasing the frequency of disinfection in key areas, and upgrading crew protection. Each airport has strengthened temperature testing codes, equipped with hand disinfection products, ventilation and disinfection in public areas, and increased focus. Elimination frequency of areas and facilities and equipment.
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