Guangzhou: According to the principle of classification and batches, the closed and closed areas are unblocked in an orderly manner

　　China News Service, June 14th. According to the Guangzhou Government Network on the 14th, the Guangzhou New Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters issued the "Notice on Adjusting the Classification and Classification Prevention and Control Measures (No. 20)" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice" ).

Data map: On June 10, Guangzhou medical staff performed nucleic acid tests for citizens.

Photo by China News Agency reporter Chen Chuhong

　　The "Notice" pointed out that, according to the No. 15 and No. 16 notices of the Guangzhou New Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters, Guangzhou has implemented closed and closed control management on some streets (regions).

In order to further accurately and scientifically implement the epidemic prevention and control, in accordance with the progress of prevention and control work, and in accordance with the principle of classification and batch, the closed and closed management areas will be unblocked in an orderly manner. The announcement is as follows:

　　Communities (villages) that also meet the following conditions will be assessed and approved in accordance with the procedures, and the original decision-making authority will decide to release the closure and closure management measures:

　　1. In the control area, since the various prevention and control measures are put in place, there are no new infections for 14 consecutive days and more than three rounds of nucleic acid screening for all employees, and the nucleic acid test for all employees shall be completed within 24 hours before unblocking, and the results are all Negative.

　　2. All close contacts have been effectively controlled.

　　3. The “yellow code” personnel involved in key places in the control area have undergone nucleic acid tests according to regulations and the results are all negative.

　　4. The results of environmental nucleic acid tests were all negative.

　　The "Notice" stated that other epidemic prevention and control measures will continue to be implemented after unblocking.