What is the closed-loop management of the Winter Olympics?

The closed-loop management of the Winter Olympics is to prevent and control the epidemic. Athletes, logistics personnel, volunteers and media will be in the closed-loop management of "bubble" during the whole Beijing Winter Olympics (and Paralympic Winter Games). In fact, this "bubble" is not a huge area divided in the capital of China, but is made up of many small "bubbles", such as choosing an isolated hotel next to the street that Beijingers pass daily for the athletes of the Winter Olympics.

Everyone in the "bubble" must be fully vaccinated or quarantined for 2 1 day before entering the closed loop. Nucleic acid testing is carried out every day, and everyone must always wear a high standard mask.

There are restaurants, convenience stores and gas stations in the bubble. This week, Beijing police reminded local drivers to avoid contact with vehicles and people inside them to prevent accidents of vehicles in the Winter Olympics and to avoid the "bubble" being destroyed. The garbage in the "bubble" will also be treated separately from other public garbage.

brief introduction

Closed-loop management is a special management method. By reducing unnecessary contact, the daily work can be completed while ensuring the safety of Olympic-related personnel and the public in China. After the Winter Paralympics, closed-loop management will be implemented to ensure the safety of the Winter Olympics.

Closed-loop management covers arrival and departure, transportation, accommodation, catering, competitions, opening and closing ceremonies and other places involved in the Winter Olympics. In the closed loop, participants will only be able to move between the venues of the Winter Olympics and participate in activities related to their own training, competitions and work.

In the closed loop, all Olympic-related personnel (including domestic staff) coming to China must carry out daily health monitoring and nucleic acid detection, and can only travel to and from designated places (including competition venues and contracted hotels). ) will be transported by special vehicles for the Winter Olympics, so as to ensure strict implementation of epidemic prevention measures and avoid contact with the public or all kinds of people outside the closed loop. All Olympic-related personnel will implement closed-loop management during their stay in China.