China News Service, December 20. According to the official WeChat news of the Shenyang City Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Liaoning Province, on December 19th, the Shenyang City Center for Disease Control and Prevention found a van in the process of monitoring imported cold chain food. The test results of the 2 copies of the outer packaging of the Indian-produced Kasmandu fish were positive.
The Shenyang Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government attach great importance to the coordinated promotion of new crown pneumonia epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development at the city and district levels. The headquarters immediately initiated emergency response, carried out epidemiological investigations, testing, and concentrated medical observations on contacts. Closed loop management.
Carry out comprehensive control and disinfection of the environment and vehicles outside the relevant places, seal up all the vehicles and goods involved, and carry out traceability work. Related information involving other provinces and cities has been circulated, and the goods have not entered the market.
Nucleic acid test results of all contacts and external environmental samples were negative.
The Shenyang Center for Disease Control and Prevention hereby reminds the general public: pay close attention to the imported food testing information and related prevention and control information released by government departments, and do not spread rumors, believe rumors, or spread rumors.
Consciously comply with epidemic prevention and control measures, wear masks correctly when purchasing cold chain foods, avoid touching food surfaces with bare hands, use disposable gloves to select frozen chilled foods, and do not purchase cold chain foods from unknown sources.
When cleaning processed frozen foods, separate raw and cooked foods and cook them thoroughly.
At the same time, continue to do a good job of personal protection, wash hands frequently, ventilate frequently, maintain a safe social distance, and advocate public chopsticks and spoons to reduce the risk of contracting the new crown virus.