The epidemic in Beijing is still in a period of rapid development, and 23 shelter hospitals have been opened to treat more than 19,000 people

　　(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) The epidemic in Beijing is still in a period of rapid development, and 23 shelter hospitals have been opened to treat more than 19,000 people

　　China News Agency, Beijing, November 29 (Reporter Du Yan) The epidemic situation in Beijing is still in a period of rapid development.

As of 6:00 on November 29, Beijing has opened 23 shelter hospitals, with 19,032 inpatients and a bed utilization rate of 79.7%.

This is what the reporter learned from the press conference on the prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia epidemic in Beijing held on the 29th.

　　According to the Beijing official report, from 00:00 to 24:00 on November 28, there were 957 new local confirmed cases and 3,429 asymptomatic infections in Beijing (including 16 asymptomatic infections transferred to confirmed cases and 30 suspected cases and revised confirmed cases) , including 490 social screening personnel.

From 00:00 to 15:00 on November 29, there were 2,126 new local infections in Beijing, of which 191 were social screening personnel.

　　Liu Xiaofeng, deputy director of the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a press conference that among the new cases, the proportion of screening cases in risk areas has increased.

At the same time, multiple clusters of epidemics in Beijing have involved key prevention and control areas such as urban-rural fringe areas, overpopulated villages, and Pingfang districts. It is necessary to strengthen epidemic prevention management and service guarantees in key areas, do a good job in the screening of risk personnel, and guide personnel to abide by various epidemic prevention regulations. No need to go out.

　　"Currently, the development of the epidemic situation in Beijing is still in a relatively rapid period." Xu Hejian, spokesman of the Beijing Municipal Government, emphasized at the press conference that it is necessary to formulate differentiated prevention and control measures in a targeted manner and dynamically adjust and optimize them according to the different trends of the epidemic situation in each district, so as to quickly Find and control risk sources and risk points.

Scientifically and rationally arrange and set up nucleic acid testing sampling points to ensure quick testing, accurate results, and convenience for the public to test nearby.

　　He pointed out that the delineation of risk areas must be scientific and precise, and the management methods must be standardized and reasonable, so as to minimize the inconvenience caused by the epidemic to the public.

At the same time, pay attention to the needs of special groups such as the elderly, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant, and try our best to help solve the problems reported by the public as soon as possible.

　　The main strain of the current outbreak in Beijing is the Omicron BF.7 mutant strain, which is more contagious, has a shorter incubation period, and spreads faster, making it prone to cluster outbreaks.

Xu Hejian said that centralized isolation is an effective means to block the spread of the virus and prevent clustered infections in families. Beijing should improve the infrastructure and management services of centralized isolation points and shelter hospitals.

　　Wang Xiaoe, spokesperson of the Beijing Municipal Health Commission, said at the press conference that Beijing strictly follows the management norms and standards of the national shelter hospital, and relies on existing large-scale venues such as convention and exhibition centers and stadiums to make renovations and preparations in advance, and transform them in a timely manner in light of the epidemic situation. For the use of square cabin hospitals, basic hardware conditions such as water, electricity, toilets, showers, and ventilation are guaranteed, as well as medical supplies and necessary medical equipment are provided.

At the same time, establish a management model in which designated hospitals entrust shelter hospitals, allocate medical staff in strict accordance with the bed-to-nurse ratio and doctor-to-nurse ratio, and establish a working group covering professionals in the fields of respiratory, infection, severe disease, and traditional Chinese medicine to ensure the medical treatment needs of infected people.

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