Telephone number of Tuoketuo County Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters

The epidemic prevention and control hotline of Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is 0471-6627113

1. Persons coming (returning) to Hohhot via civil aviation, railways, and highways (except truck drivers and passengers) must hold a 48-hour Proof of negative nucleic acid test results for 2 times within 2 days (interval ≥ 24 hours), body temperature test, "Qingcheng Code" inspection and nucleic acid test on arrival after arrival

2. Truck drivers coming (returning) to China by road Passengers must present negative nucleic acid test certificates twice within 48 hours (with an interval of ≥ 24 hours). After arrival, they will undergo a temperature test and a "Qingcheng Code" inspection. If the test is normal, they will be allowed to pass. Freight vehicles implement point-to-point transportation, and the goods are loaded (unloaded) and left immediately, and they are not allowed to stop at will within the city area.

3. Persons within the city who pass by highways (with highway nucleic acid testing sampling points) must present a certificate issued by the Banner County and District Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters to undergo body temperature testing and "Qingcheng Code" inspection. , and will be allowed to pass after the inspection is normal.

4. All persons calling (returning) from other places should report to the local community (village), unit or hotel where they are staying as soon as possible and within 12 hours, and implement various measures of the city’s epidemic prevention and control headquarters in accordance with regulations. Prevention and control requirements include no dining, gatherings, or going to crowded places within 7 days.

The telephone number of the Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters is 028-86601431.

The epidemic prevention and control command should take the initiative to report to the community and unit where they are located as soon as possible and actively cooperate with all personnel who have traveled to and returned to Jiangsu from medium- and high-risk areas (including transit) in the past 14 days. Carry out prevention and control work such as information registration, nucleic acid testing, and centralized isolation medical observation. Cities, counties (cities, districts), towns (streets).

What are the epidemic prevention policies issued by the epidemic prevention command?

1. People who come to Guan and return to Guan with a history of living in counties (cities, districts) where the domestic epidemic risk areas are located will be subject to strict community health management for 14 days. During the community health management period, people will not go out at home. 1. , Nucleic acid testing will be conducted within 14 days. If there is no condition to stay at home, a 14-day centralized quarantine and health observation will be implemented.

2. Those who return to Guan from high-risk areas and have a history of living in areas where the high-risk areas are located (cities, districts) or the local government has declared an area closed for management will be subject to centralized isolation and health observation. Nucleic acid tests will be conducted on days 1, 7, and 14, and you will be responsible for your own expenses during the quarantine period.

Summary: People with fever, "yellow code" and other personnel must fulfill their personal protection responsibilities, actively cooperate with health monitoring and nucleic acid testing, and do not travel until the risk of infection is eliminated.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the "Guiding Opinions on Scientific Prevention and Control, Precise Policy Implementation, and District-leveled Prevention and Control of the New Coronavirus Epidemic" means that based on counties and cities, if there are no confirmed cases or cases for 14 consecutive days, Areas with no new confirmed cases are considered low-risk areas; areas with newly confirmed cases within 14 days and the cumulative confirmed cases do not exceed 50, or areas with no clusters of epidemics within 14 days are classified as medium-risk areas; areas with more than 50 total cases, A cluster of epidemics occurred in high-risk areas within 14 days