Is Jinghai a low-risk area?

Tianjin Jinghai is a low-risk area. As of June 65438+1October 65438+June 065438+1October 2022, there are two high-risk areas in Jinghai District of Tianjin. 2 medium-risk areas; 2 low-risk areas. The high incidence areas are: Building 3 of Boyayuan Community in Tuanbo Town, Zhefei Hotel in Chaoyang Street (Haixinyuan Store) and Flower Room Music Bar (Haixinyuan Store).

Moderate risk areas are: 1 building, building 2, building 4, building 5, building 6, building 7, building 8, building 9, building 10, building10, building 12, and building12. Zhefei Hotel Chaoyang Street (Haixinyuan Store) is surrounded by merchants.

Low-risk areas are: areas outside the high and medium-risk areas of Boyayuan community in Tuanbo town; Jinghai Town, Chaoyang Street, except for high and medium risk areas.

Tianjin epidemic prevention policy:

High-risk areas: people who have lived in China for 7 days will be subjected to centralized isolation medical observation for 7 days, and nucleic acid detection will be carried out on 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 days. The management period starts from leaving the risk area.

Medium-risk area: people who have lived in China for 7 days are observed at home for 7 days, and their nucleic acids are detected at 1, 4 and 7 days. The management period starts from leaving the risk area. Do not have the conditions for home isolation medical observation, take centralized isolation medical observation.

In low-risk areas, non-control personnel shall report to the counties (cities, districts, banners) and municipalities directly under the Central Government of COVID-19 infected persons within 7 days, and adjust the counties (cities, districts, banners) to their own towns (streets): for those who have lived in Tianjin within 7 days, the negative certificate of nucleic acid testing shall be checked within 48 hours before arriving in Tianjin, and the nucleic acid testing shall be completed twice within 3 days (24 hours apart) after arriving in Tianjin.

The State Council Client-Tianjin Epidemic Prevention Policy.

The above contents refer to: the State Council Client-Epidemic Risk Inquiry.