How to check key control areas

At present, there are 15 key epidemic control areas in China: Chuansha New Town in Pudong New Area, Zhu Qiao Town and Yongfeng Street in Songjiang District; Fuqing City, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province; Alashankou City, Bozhou, Xinjiang; Duodao District, Jingmen City, Hubei Province; Xinzheng city and Erqi Districts of Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, Weishi County of Kaifeng City, Yucheng County and Suiyang District of Shangqiu City; Economic and Technological Development Zones in Guangling District, Hanjiang District and Hanjiang District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province; Ruili City, Yunnan Province. People who come to (return to) Liaoyang in the above areas must report to their communities (villages), all of whom are subject to centralized isolation medical observation, and complete the first nucleic acid detection within 24 hours. The isolation period is 14 days after coming to (returning to) Liaoyang, during which nucleic acid detection is carried out twice.

At present, there are 10 key epidemic areas in China: Pudong New Area and Songjiang District in Shanghai; Fuzhou, Fujian Province; Bozhou, Xinjiang; Jingmen City, Hubei Province; Kaifeng City, Zhengzhou City and Shangqiu City, Henan Province; Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province; Dehong Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Immigrants (returnees) from the above areas immediately received 1 nucleic acid test and 14-day health monitoring after arriving in Liaoyang. Unless necessary, personnel in key control areas shall not leave the province or the city.

If you really need to go out of the province, report the trip to the community (village) and the unit in advance, strictly protect yourself during the trip, and take the initiative to conduct nucleic acid testing as soon as you come back. Residents who have symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, loss or absence of sense of smell and taste, nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, conjunctivitis, myalgia and diarrhea (hereinafter referred to as "ten symptoms") should do personal protection, avoid taking public transport, take the initiative to see a doctor in a fever clinic in time, and conduct "1+3" (COVID-19 nucleic acid test, antibody test,

Patients with "1+3" examination and without COVID-19 can go to primary medical institutions with the examination certificate. Community health service centers (stations), clinics and village clinics should transfer patients with "ten diseases" to fever clinics according to regulations. Patients transferred from primary medical institutions, small clinics and pharmacies are exempt from the "1+3" examination fee. Patients who have been diagnosed and treated in fever clinic and transferred back to primary medical institutions still have "ten symptoms", and primary medical institutions shall apply to the local disease control department for free nucleic acid detection again, and send them to the fever clinic for re-examination when necessary. Other patients admitted to primary medical institutions have "ten symptoms" and should be sent to the fever clinic in time.

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Be the first person responsible for your health. Please vaccinate COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, get immunity as soon as possible, and establish an immune barrier as soon as possible. Our city has carried out vaccination work for people aged 12- 17. School-age people can participate in the centralized vaccination organized by the school, or go to the vaccination site by themselves (accompanied by their guardians, carrying their vaccination certificate, ID card or household registration book and guardian ID card), and report the vaccination situation to their school or community after vaccination. Enhance the awareness of self-protection, consciously abide by the provisions on epidemic prevention and control in crowded and closed places such as vaccination and participation in necessary social activities, adhere to scientific and standardized wearing of masks, and develop good hygiene habits and healthy lifestyles such as frequent hand washing, frequent ventilation, less gathering, first-line rice noodles, use of public chopsticks and cough etiquette.