Chinanews.com, November 29. According to the website of the Heilongjiang Provincial Health Commission, at 0-24 o'clock on November 28, 1 new case of asymptomatic infection was reported in Heilongjiang Province (Nehe City, Qiqihar City).
5 local confirmed cases were cured and discharged on the same day (Aihui District, Heihe City).
As of 24:00 on November 28, 2021, the province has 46 local confirmed cases and 1 local asymptomatic infection.
There is a local epidemic situation in Heilongjiang Province. The general public is requested to pay close attention to the epidemic situation. If there is an overlap with the activity trajectory of a positive infection, or if there is a history of residence in a medium-high-risk area or an epidemic-infected area in the country within 14 days, immediately take the initiative to report to the community (village), The work unit reports and cooperates with the implementation of prevention and control measures.
If symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, decreased sense of smell (taste), diarrhea, etc. occur, please do not take the medicine by yourself. Wear a mask and go to the nearest medical institution for fever diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. Avoid taking public transportation during treatment. , And take the initiative to inform the history of residence and contact.
There are currently 1 high-risk area in China (1 new in Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia) and 12 medium-risk areas (1 new in Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia). The general public is reminded to pay attention to official authority releases, to further raise awareness of prevention, wear masks when going out, and wash hands frequently , Maintain social distancing, promote meal sharing, garbage sorting, and online appointments for medical treatment.
Our province has fully started the new crown vaccination work for people aged 3-11 years. Please go to the new crown vaccination point of your jurisdiction for consultation as soon as possible Vaccination to jointly build an immune barrier against the new coronavirus.