China News Service, Heihe, January 3 (Reporter Wang Lin and Shi Yifu) On the evening of the 2nd, Heihe City, Heilongjiang Province held a press conference to report the latest epidemic situation and prevention and control work.
At present, the nucleic acid tests for all employees in the city have been completed. Among them, 5,043 key populations have undergone a second nucleic acid test, and the test results are all negative.
Starting from the afternoon of December 29, 2020, all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the urban area have been closed.
Since the emergence of a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia, Heihe City has fully entered a wartime state, implementing comprehensive flow investigations and precise isolation control.
At the same time, 12 hotels were used as centralized quarantine medical observation points, all of which implemented quarantine and closed management.
This time, medical treatment experts from the state and Heilongjiang Province participated in the entire medical treatment process, and at the same time conducted online consultations with the national medical treatment expert group.
After working hard day and night, the city has completed nucleic acid testing for all employees. A total of 165,925 people have been tested. Two cases of asymptomatic infection have been screened out. One case has been diagnosed by experts and corrected as a confirmed case.
In addition, the city conducted a second nucleic acid test on 5,043 key populations, and the test results were all negative.
Currently, the city has 7 confirmed cases and 2 asymptomatic infections.
Heihe City adjusted its winter vacation plan and organized students to leave school in an orderly manner.
On the afternoon of December 29, 2020, all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the urban area of Heihe were closed, and off-campus education and training institutions suspended all offline education and teaching activities.
As of December 31, 2020, all primary and secondary school students and toddlers in Heihe urban area have completed testing.
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