China News Service, June 5th. The State Council's joint prevention and control mechanism held a press conference on the 5th. Lei Zhenglong, deputy director of the National Health Commission's Disease Control Bureau and first-level inspector, said at the press conference that localities should further improve prevention and control measures. It is scientific, accurate, and targeted, and resolutely prevents simplification, one-size-fits-all and layer-by-layer overwriting, and resolutely achieves "nine forbids".

　　At the press conference, a reporter asked: How is the epidemic situation in my country recently?

How to better coordinate epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development, and do a more scientific and accurate epidemic prevention and control work?

　　In this regard, Lei Zhenglong said that the current national epidemic situation has shown a steady downward trend. Since May 30, the number of local infections of the new crown nationwide has dropped to below 100 for 6 consecutive days, but recently Inner Mongolia and other local areas have appeared. Sexual Epidemic.

At present, the national epidemic prevention and control situation is still severe and complicated. The areas where the epidemic occurred in the early stage should continue to do a good job in emergency response to stop the spread of the epidemic as soon as possible. Shanghai should resolutely prevent the epidemic from rebounding and spreading, and Beijing should further block the extension of the transmission chain. Liaoning must effectively stop the spread of the epidemic along the border; other places must do a normalized epidemic prevention and control, and continue to consolidate the results of epidemic prevention and control.

　　Lei Zhenglong pointed out that under the premise of unswervingly adhering to the general strategy of "foreign defense input, internal defense rebound" and the general policy of "dynamic clearing", all localities must more efficiently coordinate epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development, and further improve prevention and control. The measures are scientific, accurate, and targeted, and resolutely prevent simplification, one-size-fits-all, and layer-by-layer coding, and resolutely achieve "nine inaccuracy":

　　1. It is not allowed to arbitrarily expand the scope of restricted travel from medium and high risk areas to other areas.

　　2. It is not allowed to take restrictive measures such as compulsory persuasion and isolation for people from low-risk areas.

　　3. It is not allowed to arbitrarily extend the control time of medium and high risk areas, closed and controlled areas, and control areas.

　　4. It is not allowed to arbitrarily expand the scope of risk personnel who take isolation and control measures.

　　5. It is not allowed to arbitrarily prolong the isolation and health monitoring time of risk personnel.

　　6. It is not allowed to arbitrarily refuse to provide medical services for critically ill patients and patients requiring regular diagnosis and treatment on the grounds of epidemic prevention and control.

　　7. It is not allowed to take measures such as isolation for college students who are eligible to leave school and return to their hometowns.

　　8. It is not allowed to set up epidemic prevention checkpoints at will, and restrict the passage of qualified passengers and truck drivers and passengers.

　　9. It is not allowed to arbitrarily close places in low-risk areas to ensure normal production and life.