The epidemic situation in Shenzhen is serious, and it takes 14 days to go home for the New Year. Is it hotel isolation or home isolation?

Whether the epidemic situation in Shenzhen is isolated depends on the local epidemic prevention policy. At this stage, the measures taken by different regions are definitely different, and they should be implemented according to the epidemic situation in Shenzhen, the local epidemic situation and the urban situation.

Therefore, the suggestion here is to call the local epidemic prevention department or your own community before returning to your hometown to ask about the relevant epidemic prevention policies, and then consider whether to go home according to your actual situation.

1. People in high-risk areas are isolated from each other.

At present, generally speaking, people from medium and high-risk areas are not recommended to come back, including through these areas and city-wide or regional blockade areas like Xi 'an. Returnees in these areas are basically isolated in a centralized way, such as the 14+7 measures in Hangzhou (centralized isolation 14 days, 7 days of home observation) and the 14 days in Shanghai for people in high-risk areas.

It can be said that epidemic prevention has been relatively loose, but centralized isolation has also been adopted for middle and high-risk areas. If other areas believe that the measures will be stricter, not to mention the middle and high-risk areas, even if they come from low-risk areas, they may need 14 days of isolation.

At present, there are two districts in Shenzhen, both in Longgang, so if you are currently in Longgang, you may have to be directly isolated when you go back to your hometown (unless you go to Shanghai, there is no requirement for centralized isolation).

2. Hotel isolation or family isolation

Judging from the measures implemented in various places, as long as they are centralized and isolated, they are basically directly pulling hotels, because such measures are more efficient in management, and it is much easier for people to put food and drinks in hotels at a fixed time every day, including regular nucleic acid testing and related disinfection work, which is also convenient for organization. In addition, it can also give the hotel some business to supplement the losses caused by the epidemic.

This method of home isolation requires high local organizational ability and is generally not easily adopted. If people live in isolation at home and they are scattered in various communities, then it is necessary to organize corresponding community security forces to supervise the implementation of isolation and ensure the normal life of the isolated people. There are many things to be done, and certain requirements are put forward for some small cities, even if they cannot be implemented efficiently with good quality and quantity.

Therefore, hotel isolation is basically the first choice for local epidemic prevention departments. Home isolation can only be an alternative, unless the epidemic prevention hotel resources are not enough and people have to go home for isolation.

Generally speaking, if I go back to my hometown in Longgang, Shenzhen, I am afraid I will be directly isolated by the hotel. Other promising measures are just common epidemic prevention measures, nucleic acid+home observation and the like. Of course, some areas still have layers of epidemic prevention, so even if they go back to Shenzhen, these areas must be isolated.

At present, all regions have begun to advocate not leaving the epidemic area unless necessary, and people in the epidemic area are not advised to come back. I'm afraid this year will be very difficult again.