Chinanews.com, August 6th. According to the website of the Chinese Embassy in Uganda, the newly diagnosed Chinese citizen told the Chinese Embassy in Uganda that on July 26, he was hospitalized at the referral hospital in Entebbe as arranged by the Ministry of Health of Uganda. He has recovered, and then carried out two nucleic acid tests according to the relevant procedures of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, and the results were negative. In view of the above, he was discharged from hospital on August 4, and is currently self-isolating in his residence for 14 days as required by the Uzbek side.
After receiving the relevant information, the embassy in Uganda conveyed the congratulations and condolences of the ambassador to Uganda, Zheng Zhuqiang, and reminded it to continue to strictly abide by Uganda's requirements and cooperate with Uganda to do follow-up work. The citizen was deeply grateful to the embassy for its continuous care and professional guidance provided by the Uzbek medical team, and said that he would continue to do follow-up work as required.
2. The Ugandan Ministry of Health released the following information on the 4th on the afternoon of the 5th:
3. The Chinese Embassy in Uganda once again strongly reminded the Chinese in Uganda:
(1) Continue to strengthen the bottom line thinking, always tighten the string of epidemic prevention and control, and always pay attention to the development of the Uzbek epidemic and the prevention and control trends, especially the development trend in the next stage. Persevere, do not relax, do not slacken off, resolutely put an end to paralysis, and be prepared for a protracted war, including emergency supplies. Strictly abide by the Uzbek government's epidemic prevention regulations and raise awareness of safety precautions. Masks must be worn in public places to avoid contact with high-risk personnel such as truck drivers. Guide employees to respond scientifically to the epidemic and maintain a good attitude. Do not go out unless necessary to reduce the risk of cross infection. At the same time, the majority of overseas Chinese are requested not to be excessively anxious, avoid unnecessary panic, maintain a rational and scientific attitude, strengthen scientific prevention, pay attention to physical exercise, and enhance their own immunity.
(2) The experience and practice of neighboring countries have proved that downtown areas and commercial streets are areas where Chinese citizens are at high risk of contracting the new crown pneumonia virus. Chinese citizens will face a higher risk of infection when relevant countries, especially the black belt disease, are unblocked. Please be sure. Highly vigilant, in view of this, it is strongly recommended that overseas Chinese doing business in downtown areas and commercial streets such as Williams Street in Kampala must suspend business for their own life and health and continue to close their doors to avoid the epidemic.
(3) Scientific research shows that wearing masks can play a protective role to a certain extent, but the protective effects of general surgical masks are very limited. You must upgrade your own protective measures comprehensively, and wear N95 masks, protective masks, and goggles when necessary.
(4) At present, the epidemic has caused economic downturn in many African countries, greatly affecting people's lives and deteriorating public security, and Uganda is no exception. First, Chinese citizens and Chinese-funded institutions in Uzbekistan must pay attention to personal and property safety, further increase awareness of prevention, and pay close attention to Uzbekistan's security situation. Second, we must improve security measures. Attach great importance to the Uzbek police's reminder that armed security should be equipped, pay attention to strengthening the safety precautions of companies, factories and resident sites, check the fenced power grid, cameras and alarm systems to ensure the normal operation of relevant security measures. The third is not to keep large amounts of cash in the unit and residence. Fourth, pay attention to the safety of electricity and fire to prevent accidents. Fifth, we must strengthen the safety background check and prevention of relevant personnel.
Uganda 24-hour free epidemic prevention and control hotline: +256-919, +256-800-100-066, +256-800-203-033 or +256-800-303-033, Kampala citizens can also call +256 -800-990-000 or +256-204-660-816
Uzbekistan's WhatsApp hotline for response to the new crown pneumonia: +256-770-818-139
Uzbekistan's latest epidemic information WhatsApp hotline: +256-323200660
Uruguay emergency ambulance phone: +256-112
Uber Police Tel: +256-999
The global emergency call center for consular protection and services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: +86-10-12308 or +86-10-59913991
Consular Protection Assistance Telephone Number of the Embassy in Ukraine: +256-703-886-882
Tel: +256-753-561-189 Chinese Medical Team Aid to Ukraine
China-Ukraine Friendship Hospital Tel: +256-414-289-740