China News Service, September 25. According to the official Weibo news of the Shanghai Health Commission, from 0-24 on September 24, through the port joint prevention and control mechanism, 4 confirmed cases of imported new coronary pneumonia were reported.
Two new cases were cured and discharged, including one from the Philippines and one from France.
Case 1 is a US citizen and lives in the United States. He departed from the United States on September 20 and arrived at Shanghai Pudong International Airport on September 21. After entering the country, he was quarantined and observed and developed symptoms during the period.
Comprehensive epidemiological history, clinical symptoms, laboratory test and imaging examination results, etc., were diagnosed as a confirmed case.
Case 2 to Case 4 are Chinese nationals and work in Gabon and Ethiopia respectively. Case 2 departed from Gabon on September 21 and transited via Ethiopia, and Case 3 and Case 4 departed from Ethiopia on September 21 and took the same flight. Arrived at Shanghai Pudong International Airport on September 22, and was quarantined and observed after entering the country. Symptoms developed during the period.
Comprehensive epidemiological history, clinical symptoms, laboratory test and imaging examination results, etc., were diagnosed as a confirmed case.
The 4 imported confirmed cases from abroad have been transferred to designated medical institutions for treatment, 84 close contacts on the same flight have been tracked, and centralized isolation and observation have been implemented.
From 0-24 on September 24, there were no new confirmed cases of local new coronary pneumonia.
As of 24:00 on September 24, a total of 639 imported confirmed cases were reported abroad, 593 were cured and discharged, and 46 were treated in the hospital (including 2 severe cases).
There is 1 suspected case to be investigated.
As of 24:00 on September 24, a total of 342 local confirmed cases were reported, 335 were cured and discharged, and 7 died.
There are 0 suspected cases to be investigated.
As of 24:00 on September 24, 0 cases of asymptomatic infection are still under medical observation.