The latest news on Chenzhou epidemic prevention and control on Labor Day 2022 (Chenzhou Spring Festival epidemic prevention and control policy)

1. Travel policy:

1. Coming to Chenzhou:

It is recommended that relatives and friends from other provinces who are at risk of spreading the epidemic should not return to their hometowns unless necessary.

2. Going out of Chenzhou:

Local residents should reduce unnecessary travel across provinces and cities, travel locally for leisure, and avoid going to cities where local epidemics occur. Avoid cross-border travel.

It is advocated that public officials are not allowed to travel to cities where medium- and high-risk areas are located; those who really need to leave the province should obtain the approval of the principal person in charge of the unit, report independently before returning to Hunan and provide a 24-hour nucleic acid test negative certificate, and implement it as required various prevention and control measures.

Strictly restrict travel to medium- and high-risk areas and the counties where they are located, and do not travel to other counties in the city where medium- and high-risk areas are located unless necessary.

Persons in medium- and high-risk areas and the counties where they are located are strictly restricted from traveling; people from other counties in the cities where medium- and high-risk areas are located should not travel unless necessary. Those who really need to travel must present a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours.

In other areas, unnecessary travel and gatherings should be reduced as much as possible, especially for the elderly, patients with underlying diseases, pregnant women and other groups.

Fever patients, people with "yellow code" health codes and other personnel must fulfill their personal protection responsibilities, actively cooperate with health monitoring and nucleic acid testing, and do not travel until the risk of infection is eliminated.

Personnel in high-risk positions should avoid traveling as much as possible. Those who really need to travel must be away from work for more than 14 days and have a negative nucleic acid test within 48 hours, and report to their unit in advance.

2. Reporting policy:

All persons coming to Hunan should report in advance through the "Hunan Resident Health Card - Registration for Entry into Hunan", destination reporting applet and other procedures. Prepare the itinerary, proactively report to the destination unit and village, and enter Hunan with a negative nucleic acid certificate within 48 hours, and cooperate with the implementation of relevant prevention and control measures. Those who come to Hunan without taking the initiative to report, and if they deliberately conceal their itinerary and cause the spread of the epidemic, will be held legally responsible in accordance with the law.

Principles for zoning, classification, investigation and control of people entering Hunan from places where the epidemic occurred.

Persons coming to Chen from the main urban area of ??Shaoyang City in the province must present a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours to enter Chen, and undergo a nucleic acid test immediately upon arrival in Chen.

In the past 14 days, those entering Hunan who have a history of residence in high-risk areas, a history of residence in closed and controlled areas, who cross paths with those who have tested positive, or who have a history of exposure to the same virus, must implement the 14-day quarantine period. Isolate for medical observation, and conduct a nucleic acid test each on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 10th, and 14th day.

Persons entering Hunan who have a history of traveling to other areas in the county where high-risk areas are located or other areas where medium-risk areas are located where local community transmission risk occurs in the past 14 days must undergo a 7-day quarantine medical observation and a 7-day quarantine period. For home health monitoring, a nucleic acid test will be performed on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 10th and 14th days.

In the past 14 days, those who have a history of traveling to other counties in the city where high-risk areas are located, other counties in the city where medium-risk areas where local community transmission risk is located, or counties where medium-risk areas where there is no risk of local community transmission will be implemented. 7-day home health monitoring and 7-day self-health monitoring, nucleic acid testing three times in seven days, and it is recommended to conduct one nucleic acid test on the 14th day.

Those who have a history of traveling to other counties in the city where the medium-risk area is located and who have not experienced local community transmission risk in the past 14 days shall implement self-health monitoring for 14 days and undergo a nucleic acid test on the 1st, 7th and 14th days. .

Those who have a history of living in cities or counties with nucleic acid-positive infections of unknown origin in the past 14 days and who have potential community transmission risks will be subject to 3 days of home health monitoring and 11 days of self-health monitoring. The first , conduct a nucleic acid test each on days 3, 7, 10, and 14 days.

Those with a history of living in prefecture-level cities and municipalities that have had local nucleic acid-positive infections in the past 14 days but have not yet designated high-risk areas, shall implement 14-day self-health monitoring. A nucleic acid test will be done every 14 days.

Persons coming to Hunan from provinces with reported local cases are required to hold a negative 48-hour nucleic acid test certificate when entering Hunan, and undergo a nucleic acid test at the first point of entry into Hunan. It is recommended that the test be conducted again on the 7th day 1 nucleic acid test.

3. Reduce gathering activities and reduce the risk of infection.

Strictly implement prevention and control measures related to various gathering activities, and try to avoid activities in places with dense crowds, closed spaces, and poor ventilation. Do not participate in large-scale gatherings of people, and keep gatherings as small as possible.

During tourism holidays, try to reduce large-scale gatherings of people and reduce dinner parties. In principle, the number of gatherings in closed places should not exceed 50 people, and it is recommended that family dinner parties should not exceed 10 people. It is advocated that weddings and funerals should be kept simple and delayed, and those that really need to be held should implement epidemic prevention measures in accordance with the principles of "whoever organizes them is responsible", "whoever organizes them is responsible", "township reporting, village management, and joint village cadres are responsible". Strictly implement the reporting and approval system for large-scale activities such as conferences, celebrations, and gatherings.

All types of parks, scenic spots, scenic spots, and cultural entertainment venues should adhere to the requirements of "limited quantity, reservation, and staggered peak hours" and strict traffic limit standards. Citizens are asked to choose travel routes and tour periods reasonably. Shopping malls, supermarkets, wholesale markets, catering establishments, hotels, rural B&Bs, etc. strictly implement epidemic prevention and control measures such as temperature measurement and code scanning, ventilation and disinfection, and do a good job in orderly queuing and diverting passenger flow inside and outside the venue.

4. Pay attention to your health status and monitor your health.

Before traveling, if you have respiratory symptoms such as fever or cough, you should temporarily suspend your travel plan. During travel, when taking airplanes, trains and other means of transportation, you must abide by order and flight attendant management requirements, wear masks throughout the journey, perform hand hygiene, properly keep receipts for inquiry, and comply with the destination's epidemic prevention and control regulations.

If symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, diarrhea, etc. occur during travel, please terminate the trip immediately and seek medical treatment at the nearest hospital for nucleic acid testing and risk screening.

After returning from travel, continue to monitor your health for 14 days, and pay close attention to the physical condition of your family. If you feel unwell, seek medical treatment promptly and proactively inform the doctor of relevant exposure or travel history. Persons returning from other provinces should take the initiative to undergo a nucleic acid test and continue to pay attention to the domestic epidemic situation. If it is found that in the past 14 days, people who have been to medium- and high-risk areas and local cities with positive case reports, have taken the same transportation or have intertwined activity trajectories with positive people, and found that the health code has been changed to "red code" or "yellow code", Report to your community and work unit as soon as possible.