There are 45 confirmed cases in Xinjiang (3 severe cases) 138 asymptomatic infections

(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) There are 45 confirmed cases in Xinjiang (3 severe cases) 138 asymptomatic infections

　　China News Service, Urumqi, October 29 (Reporter Sun Tingwen) Xinjiang Health Commission notified on the 29th that from 0-24 on October 28, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (including the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps) reported 23 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia , All asymptomatic infections were transferred to the diagnosis and reported to Shufu County in Kashgar; there were no new asymptomatic infections.

　　As of 24:00 on October 28, Xinjiang (including Xinjiang Corps) had 45 confirmed cases (3 severe cases) and 138 asymptomatic infections, all of which were reported by Shufu County, Kashgar Prefecture.

　　Gu Yingsu, deputy director of the Xinjiang Health Commission, said at a press conference on the 28th that after the outbreak in Shufu County, Kashgar, the Xinjiang Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters coordinated the entire region's medical resources and fully carried out medical treatment.

Emergency treatment of designated hospitals will be launched to quickly complete ward elimination, medical team assembly, medical supplies preparation, etc., and organize relevant professional medical personnel with practical capabilities and experience in breathing, infection, intensive care, hospital feeling, and nursing to form medical treatment Team.

　　She also said that a joint expert group of the state and autonomous region has established an expert consultation and treatment mechanism in designated hospitals.

After the patient was admitted to the hospital, various examinations and diagnosis were completed quickly. The expert group conducted joint consultations on the cases, analyzed and judged one by one.

During the hospitalization period, the expert team conducts daily research, judgment and consultation on the condition of all patients, solves the patient's treatment problems in time, and makes every effort to prevent the transition from mild and common to severe and critical.

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