On October 6, it was reported that one asymptomatic case of new coronavirus pneumonia was found among people in centralized isolation in Nan County, Yiyang City

On October 5, one asymptomatic case of new coronavirus pneumonia was found in Nan County, Yiyang City, among people in centralized quarantine. The details are as follows: Infected person: Kang, male, 33 years old, a person from other provinces who entered South Korea. , rode in a self-driving car with the two infected persons announced on October 4, and arrived at the Nanxian Toll Station exit of the G56 Hangrui Expressway at 22:12 on October 2, and were then guided in a closed-loop manner by the staff of the Expressway Health Consultation Service Station Go to hotel for centralized quarantine. On October 5, the preliminary nucleic acid test conducted by the Nan County Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the review by the Yiyang City Center for Disease Control and Prevention were both positive. On the same day, he was transferred to a designated hospital in a closed loop and was diagnosed as an asymptomatic COVID-19 infection.

After preliminary investigation, the main movement trajectory of the infected person Kang is as follows:

On October 2nd

At 22:12, on the G56 Hangrui Expressway Get off the bus at the exit of Nanxian Toll Station, register relevant information, and conduct "landing inspection."

At 22:30, the staff of the Expressway Health Consultation Service Station guided the patient to centralized isolation at the Vienna Hotel in Nanxian Economic Development Zone in a closed loop. Because there was no room, he did not check in.

At 22:50, the staff of the Expressway Health Consultation Service Station guided the patient to Nanxian Haojing Hotel for centralized isolation in a closed-loop manner.

On October 5th

At 20:42, the patient was transferred from the centralized isolation point to the designated hospital in a closed loop.

If you have any intersection with the above-mentioned infected persons, please be sure to proactively report to the Nan County Center for Disease Control and Prevention as soon as possible, and cooperate with health management work such as isolation medical observation or health monitoring, nucleic acid testing, etc.

At present, the epidemic situation is severe and complex, and the pressure of "foreign prevention of imported cases and domestic prevention of rebound" continues to increase. Residents and people coming to South Africa are requested to increase their awareness of prevention, strictly implement the requirements of "health first responsibility", and proactively fulfill their epidemic prevention obligations.

1. Strictly implement personal protection requirements. In daily work and life, we should wear masks, wash hands frequently, ventilate more, disinfect frequently, gather less, maintain social distance, take the initiative to get vaccinated, and scan the "Hunan Place Code" when entering public places.

2. Strictly implement the "inspection upon entry to South" epidemic prevention measures. All people coming to South Africa from other provinces should report in advance, bring proof of their arrival with a negative 48-hour nucleic acid test result, and proactively cooperate with on-site nucleic acid testing at the health consultation service station at the first point of entry into South Africa. Take two nucleic acid tests on the first and third days after arriving in South Korea. Do not participate in gathering activities, do not go to crowded places, and avoid taking public transportation before the negative nucleic acid test result comes out on the third day. For those who drive back to South China from Tibet, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Hohhot and other severely affected areas and need to be quarantined in a centralized manner, they will not stop at the expressway exits, vehicles without ETC charges will be charged "zero contact", and nucleic acid tests will not be performed at the expressway exits to unify the closed loop. Guide them to centralized isolation points for nucleic acid sampling.

3. All public places must strictly implement normalized epidemic prevention and control measures. Guide and supervise residents who enter public places to take anti-epidemic measures such as wearing masks, taking body temperature, scanning place codes, and checking health codes and itinerary cards.