China Overseas Chinese Network, June 18, title: The epidemic is still raging!
Attention to overseas Chinese who plan to return to China and overseas...
Recently, Chinese embassies and consulates abroad have reported many cases of overseas Chinese infected with new crown pneumonia. The successive incidents have once again raised our vigilance: the new crown pneumonia epidemic has not yet ended, and if you are overseas, it is important and necessary to strictly comply with the epidemic prevention requirements and strengthen personal protection.
The overseas Chinese contracted the epidemic and died, the flight was blown...
Warn that the epidemic is still raging, the virus is around
On June 16, the website of the Chinese Embassy in Uganda announced that: Recently, two more overseas Chinese living in Uganda (Ganda) have passed away due to infection with new crown pneumonia. Three overseas Chinese living in Uganda have unfortunately been infected since mid-June. The epidemic passed away, and several other overseas Chinese living in Uzbekistan have now become critically ill and are receiving treatment.
Screenshot of the outbreak notification on the website of the Chinese Embassy in Uganda
Considering that the recent Uganda epidemic situation has continued to deteriorate and the number of Chinese citizens living in Uganda infected with the epidemic has also increased sharply, the Chinese Embassy in Uganda notified the local epidemic situation and epidemic prevention measures and issued a solemn reminder to Chinese citizens in Uganda.
In addition, according to the latest data from the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, as of June 16, local time, a total of 5087329 confirmed cases have been reported in the region, and a total of 135,706 deaths have been reported.
Among them, South Africa is still the most severely affected country in the region.
South African President Ramaphosa announced on the evening of June 15 local time through South Africa’s national television station that the country has upgraded from a level 2 epidemic prevention and control status to a level 3 epidemic prevention and control status.
At the same time, the flight between Johannesburg, South Africa and Shenzhen, China was tested to confirm 32 positive cases of the new crown virus, and the flights between China and South Africa were officially cut off.
The Chinese Embassy in South Africa reminds Chinese citizens in South Africa to strengthen epidemic prevention and control
The website of the Chinese Embassy in South Africa issued a reminder to Chinese citizens living in South Africa on the 17th, pointing out that the number of new infections and the diagnosis rate of new crown pneumonia in South Africa have repeatedly reached new highs, and it has entered the third wave of epidemics.
The above situation shows that the current situation of Chinese citizens in South Africa involved in the prevention and control of the epidemic is extremely severe, and it is necessary to arouse a high degree of vigilance and effectively strengthen prevention.
It is worth noting that long-distance travel still carries the risk of contracting the new crown virus.
On June 13, the Chinese Embassy in Ireland reported that a certain overseas Chinese who was traveling to Ireland was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia while returning to China for isolation.
The "double test" results of the overseas Chinese before departure and transfer were all negative, but he did not wear a mask at the transit airport to talk to and eat with many people.
Earlier, the Chinese Embassy in Greece reported that four Chinese citizens were diagnosed with new crown pneumonia after returning home on a flight from Athens to Beijing. The embassy reminded Chinese citizens to take good personal health protection and carefully arrange travel plans.
Overseas Chinese should always maintain a high degree of vigilance
Comply with epidemic prevention regulations to overcome slack
The new crown epidemic is still raging, and the virus is around.
Particular attention should be paid to those who intend to return to China!
On June 16, the Chinese Embassy in Côte d’Ivoire notified two people who had not been given a health code and planned to return to a third country.
Data map: Health code applet is launched in the capital of Kazakhstan
The report stated that two crew members of a fishing company landed from the port of Abidjan and planned to transfer back from Côte d’Ivoire via Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
The Chinese Embassy in Côte d’Ivoire did not issue a health code to him because he did not provide an entry certificate as required.
Without obtaining the health code of the embassy (country of origin), the two left the department without authorization and went to Afghanistan and stayed there.
The Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan informed that they could not board the plane and return to China without obtaining the health code issued by the country of origin, and the two would have to return to the department.
Failure to comply with the epidemic prevention measures is extremely irresponsible. It not only brings the risk of infection to the crew on the same flight, but may also cause the flight to fuse and seriously interfere with normal personnel exchanges.
The embassy solemnly reminds all personnel going to China to strictly abide by the national epidemic prevention regulations and do not try to "break through the barrier" with luck.
Xiaoqiao (ID: qiaowangzhongguo) combed and found that recently, Chinese embassies and consulates in the Netherlands, Portugal, Ireland, France, Egypt, Sri Lanka and other countries have successively issued news to remind passengers going to China to pay attention to the "dual testing" and other related requirements or to apply for health. Code and other related notifications.
On June 15, the Chinese Embassy in Poland released answers to questions related to the "dual inspection" of passengers going to China.
Those who intend to return to the country should carefully choose the route back home by connecting flight, and understand in advance the entry regulations of the country to be transferred, and the relevant requirements of the place of transfer involving nucleic acid and serum IgM antibody testing.
Some airlines have special requirements for epidemic prevention, please consult the relevant airlines for confirmation in advance.
For overseas Chinese living in countries with severe epidemic situation, the embassy recommends:
Resolutely abandon paralysis, fluke and fatigue, and continue to strictly abide by local epidemic prevention regulations.
Strengthen personal protection, maintain good hygiene habits, do not organize or participate in gathering activities, avoid group meals, and maintain a safe distance in working and living places to minimize the risk of infection.
Be sure to do "non-essential, non-urgent, and non-travel".
At present, DELTA and BETA mutant viruses have been widely spread in many countries around the world, and studies have shown that their infectivity is much higher than that of existing viruses.
At present, the risk of cross-infection in long-distance travel is extremely high. Please consider carefully and avoid it as much as possible.
Data map: Chinese citizens in Samoa vaccinated the domestically-made new crown vaccine (not related to the picture and text)
Vaccination can reduce the risk of infection to a certain extent, but the population's immune barrier has not been established, and the protective effect of any vaccine cannot reach 100%. A small number of people may still not produce protection or disease after vaccination.
Therefore, after vaccination, it is also necessary to do a good job in epidemic prevention and anti-epidemic work.
If you have any suspected symptoms, you need to be tested or seek medical attention in time, and you must not be negligent.
Strict isolation measures should be taken immediately for confirmed patients and close contacts, and medical treatment should be arranged.
If you are unlucky enough to be infected, please contact the embassy or consulate in time for necessary assistance.
(Reference materials: Source: China Overseas Chinese News Service, CCTV News Client, Chinese Embassy in Uganda, Chinese Embassy in South Africa, Chinese Embassy in Côte d’Ivoire, China Civil Aviation Network, etc.; Author: Han Hui; ID: qiaowangzhongguo )