(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Hubei: Do a good job of nucleic acid negative certificates, check closed places and other current restrictions
China News Service, Wuhan, April 11. In order to effectively control and reduce the risk of the spread of the new crown epidemic, and to scientifically and accurately prevent and control the epidemic, the Hubei Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued a health reminder to the public on the evening of the 11th.
1. Do a good job of checking the negative nucleic acid certificate.
The urban areas where the cities without local epidemics are located shall provide a 72-hour negative nucleic acid test certificate when entering and leaving communities, communities, urban villages, enterprises and institutions, and various public places, and when taking public transportation. Communities, urban villages, enterprises and institutions, and various public places, taking public transportation, etc., must provide a 48-hour negative nucleic acid test certificate; other areas and prevention and control areas such as closed areas, control areas, prevention areas, medium and high risk areas, etc. comply with the current nucleic acid test Detection Policy.
2. Do a good job in the prevention and control of key prevention places.
Cinemas, museums, libraries, theaters, gyms, saunas, massages, pedicures, spas, chess and card rooms, mahjong parlors, Internet cafes, bars, KTVs, script killings, escape rooms and other closed places and student childcare institutions, offline education and training institutions , according to 50% current limit.
Various catering establishments have implemented the epidemic prevention and control requirements and operated normally.
3. Do a good job of normalized prevention and control of community communities, enterprises, institutions and public places.
At the entrances of community communities, urban villages, enterprises and institutions, and various public places, cooperate to do a good job of temperature measurement, check health codes and itinerary cards, strictly implement the code scanning to enter the venue, and wear masks correctly.
4. Do a good job in the management and control of gathering activities.
Large-scale events, forums and other group activities shall strictly implement various epidemic prevention and control requirements in accordance with the principle of "whoever hosts is responsible".
5. Do a good job in epidemic prevention and control in schools.
All teachers, staff and students of the school (including kindergartens) shall conduct random inspections at a rate of not less than 10% every 2 days.
For cities with local epidemics, the number of random inspections will be increased to once a day.
The method of alternate detection of nucleic acid and antigen interval can be adopted.
6. Do a good job in personal health management.
Advocate to consciously abide by the prevention and control measures, carry out nucleic acid testing in an orderly manner, understand the situation of convenient nucleic acid sampling points such as communities, public places, and public transportation stations, avoid gathering and gathering less, and do not go to cities where medium and high risk areas are located unless necessary; insist on wearing masks, Wash hands frequently, clean frequently, use public chopsticks and other hygiene habits; do a good job of self-health monitoring, if you have symptoms such as sore throat, dry cough, fever, fatigue, decreased sense of smell, etc., go to the fever clinic immediately, wear a mask throughout the medical treatment, and avoid riding public transport.
According to the Hubei Provincial Health and Health Commission's report on the 11th, from 0 to 24:00 on April 10, there were 0 new local confirmed cases and 33 new local asymptomatic infections (including 12 in Wuhan and 10 in Huanggang, 8 in Ezhou, 2 in Enshi, and 1 in Suizhou).
As of 24:00 on April 10, Hubei had 1 local confirmed case treated in designated medical institutions (1 case in Enshi Prefecture, mild); 0 suspected case; 131 local asymptomatic infections still under centralized isolation and medical observation.
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