Beijing Chaoyang has added 20 closed control zones. Where are they?

According to the requirements of epidemic prevention and control, the capital has added 20 closed control zones in Chaoyang District, mainly including Chaoyangwai Street and Jingha Passenger Dedicated Line in the south and west.

Among them, high-risk areas include buildings 1, 3 and 4 facing the street, buildings 1 and 2 in Gaobeidian Township, Kangjiayuan Community and Pulemen Community in Buildings 8 and 9. All residents in these areas are isolated at home for 14 days. As long as there is no epidemic in 14 days, it can be reduced to the medium risk area. If there is an epidemic on the day or the last day of 13, start the calculation again.

In the medium-risk area, all the areas near the high-speed rail section of Beijing-Harbin Passenger Dedicated Line are residential areas, extending south to the Jingtong Expressway and north to the edge of the closed control area. In principle, residents in these areas are isolated at home. If it is necessary to go out, they need to report in advance and fill out relevant reports. When they come back from going out, they need to go to the designated nucleic acid detection point for new nucleic acid detection. In principle, residents in the middle-risk area are not allowed to enter the middle-risk area if they go to the high-risk area, and they can only be isolated at their own expense.

Most of the other few risk areas are concentrated in all areas of Linglong Mountain in Sanjianfang Township. It is worth noting that in medium-risk and high-risk areas, all restaurants, cinemas, KTV and other public places are closed, and the bar street in Sanlitun, the capital, is also closed after the bar incident in Paradise Supermarket. Only some necessary supermarkets, medical isolation points and some third-class hospitals are reserved.

All the above risk control areas are graded. According to the latest version of epidemic prevention and control rules, it can be shortened to about 7 days on the basis of 14 days, and it can be reduced from a closed control area to a prevention area or a medium-risk area to a low-risk area, and the isolation period of residents can be reduced from the original 14 days to a 7-day isolation period and a 3-day home health monitoring.