Can hotel guests infected with COVID-19 virus check in?

Mr. Wang of Hefei was "recruited" at the beginning of the first wave of epidemic. A few days ago, colleagues in the unit were infected one after another, and he was not spared. "I felt a little uncomfortable at noon that day, so I asked for leave." However, Mr. Wang did not go home directly, but chose to stay in a small hotel in front of his home. In Mr. Wang's view, he is not worried about being infected. The main reason for not going home is that I am afraid of infecting my children at home.

Because he just had a booster shot, Mr. Wang thought that the uncomfortable reaction such as fever might be the effect of the vaccine, so he didn't inform the hotel staff when he checked in. In fact, his antigen results were negative for the first two days after he checked in, and he didn't know he was infected until he had a nucleic acid test three days later, but by then his symptoms had eased a lot and he went home after a few days' rest.

Ms. Liu made the same choice after she was infected. Last week, when she was on a business trip, she was infected and developed symptoms. After returning to Hefei, she lived in a hotel and isolated herself. Ms. Liu said that most of her colleagues were isolated at home after being infected, but her situation was quite special. Two 70-year-old people suffer from basic diseases, two children, and Bauer is only one year old. Once she gets sick, it may bring more nursing problems. "Although there is a separate room at home, the children are very clingy and it is hard to say that they are not in contact."

Ms. Liu said that she had severe symptoms during the isolation period, so she basically did not leave the hotel room in those days. "Sometimes I have a bad appetite, and eating a meal a day is also called takeaway. The hotel is delivered to the door by robots, basically achieving no contact. " But now that she has recovered, she is still worried about whether the elderly and children will be infected through other channels in the next period of time, and whether she will stay in a hotel at that time is also a question she is thinking about.

Response: "Yang" will not refuse guests.

Can guests infected with COVID-19 virus stay in the hotel? On February 20th, 65438, the reporter called several hotels in Hefei to make a reservation. When asked if the hotel would ask about the nucleic acid situation, they were all told "no" and just followed the normal process.

"After the policy adjustment, we will not ask guests to provide nucleic acid certificates." The front desk of a hotel chain in Hefei said that someone did come to the hotel for isolation recently. Although the guests didn't take the initiative to ask, they didn't go out for a few days and the food had to be delivered to the room. It can be judged that they may have come to isolate.

"If customers take the initiative, we will pay more attention to disinfection and food delivery." The front desk of another hotel in Hefei told reporters that the most obvious change brought about by the emergence of this group is to accelerate the infection of service personnel mainly cleaning aunts. "There are only a few people left in our cleaning aunt, and most of them are infected and rest at home." The front desk said that in the near future, they will inform the guests who stay in the room in advance and will not go into the house to clean up during their stay. They are afraid of being infected at a special time, and they also consider that there are not enough people.