Jinan’s latest epidemic prevention policies

Jinan’s latest epidemic prevention policies are as follows:

1. It is advocated not to travel to high-risk areas and other severely affected areas unless necessary to avoid the risk of epidemic spread and spread.

2. Those who have spilled from high-risk areas will be quarantined at home for 7 days. During this period, they will be assigned a code and will not be allowed to go out. If they do not meet the conditions for home quarantine and medical observation, centralized isolation and medical observation will be adopted. A nucleic acid test will be conducted on the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th days of isolation.

3. People who enter and return to Shandong from outside the province (including those returning from traveling out of the province to visit relatives) will be subject to "land inspection" and "three inspections in five days."

Fourth, encourage people who enter and return to Shandong from areas with severe epidemics to report their itinerary information to the destination community (village), hotel and unit, etc. in advance.

5. Persons with recent travel history, please pay close attention to the circulation trajectory information of cases and asymptomatic infected persons and the information of high-risk areas published in the epidemic areas. Persons at risk of the epidemic should immediately report to the community (village), hotel and unit, and cooperate with the implementation of isolation medical observation.

6. Persons with fever, people with "yellow code" and other health codes 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.

7. It is recommended to check the latest epidemic prevention and control policies of the destination through the Chinese Government website and the State Council client applet in advance before traveling, actively cooperate with local epidemic prevention and control measures, and take personal protection during the journey.

8. Strictly implement personal protection measures such as "wearing masks, washing hands frequently, measuring temperature frequently, and avoiding gatherings" and develop good personal hygiene habits. Once symptoms such as fever, cough, fatigue, etc. occur, immediately go to the fever clinic of a medical institution and try to avoid taking public transportation.

9. It is recommended that eligible members of the public be fully vaccinated against the new coronavirus, and booster immunization is encouraged.