On the morning of October 28, the Xinjiang Health Commission notified that from 0:00 to 24:00 on the 27th, Xinjiang (including the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps) reported 22 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia. 19 cases of symptomatic infection were reported from Shufu County in Kashgar Prefecture.
As of 17:00 on the 27th, the total number of people to be tested in Kashgar was 4,746,500 and all nucleic acid tests have been completed.
In less than 4 days, all the national nucleic acid tests were completed. How did it do?
Rehan Guli is the chief of the inspection department of the Shufu County Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Kashgar, Xinjiang. Starting from the 24th, the 15-person testing team she led has adopted a shift system to continuously carry out nucleic acid testing for the local people. Everyone has a daily test. The quantity is in the thousands.
Throughout the inspection process, team members strictly follow the requirements of the prevention and control standards, wearing protective clothing, goggles, masks and three-layer latex gloves to ensure the safety of the inspection.
Rehan Guli, Chief of the Laboratory of Shufu County Center for Disease Control and Prevention:
Strictly follow the operating specifications to ensure that each test result is accurate.
With the joint efforts of medical staff, a total of 245,200 people needed to be tested in Shufu County, and the first round of nucleic acid testing was completed at 16:00 on the 26th.
At the same time, the Xinjiang and Kashgar epidemic prevention and control headquarters also urgently transferred nearly a thousand nucleic acid testers from Aksu, Hotan, Bazhou, Changji and other places on the 24th to quickly support the Kashgar area.
After receiving the order, 30 nucleic acid testing personnel from Xinjiang People's Hospital set off quickly and rushed to Kashgar City on the evening of the 24th. They formed a mixed formation with testing personnel from 4 local hospitals including the First People's Hospital of Kashgar for nucleic acid testing.
Huang Guohong, deputy director of the Clinical Laboratory Center of Xinjiang People's Hospital: The
cooperation is very tacit, so the work is also very smooth, and the whole process greatly improves work efficiency.
Supporting testing teams from all over the country cooperated to form a joint force. On the 25th, the Kashgar area added 122,000 tubes and 610,000 nucleic acid detection capabilities in a single day; as of 17:00 on the 27th, the total number of people in the Kashgar area to be tested was 4,746,500, and all the tests were completed At present, a testing team composed of thousands of people is still distributed in 12 counties and cities in Kashgar, ready to respond to the next requirements of epidemic prevention and control.