Yingtan's latest epidemic prevention policy

1. Leave yingtan-:In view of the current severe epidemic situation, insist on not leaving the country unless necessary, and do not go to areas with medium and high risk of domestic epidemics, areas related to key epidemics or areas where local epidemics occurred in recent 14 days.

2. Go to yingtan-:Don't go to high school risk areas and epidemic areas unless necessary. People who have lived in low-risk areas (referring to other areas of counties (cities, districts, banners) with medium and high risks) within 7 days shall be subject to "three days and two inspections" and health monitoring shall be done well.

3. Important reminder: The above policies are compiled from the news publicly released by the local government. If there are any updates or errors, please refer to the latest policy. It is recommended to consult local epidemic prevention departments, airports and railway stations. Before going out.

1. Wear a mask scientifically: always wear a mask when you go out, especially when you have respiratory symptoms. Wearing a mask with a breathing valve is not recommended. Wear it for no more than 4 hours and it cannot be reused. You should not take off your mask when coughing or sneezing. Once the mask is wet, it must be replaced in time. When you take it off for a short time, you should avoid the pollution of the inner layer. Don't touch the front of the mask when you take it off.

2. Keep a social distance: try to avoid going to crowded places, especially confined spaces; When queuing for public transport, you should try to keep a safe social distance, at least1m.

3. Pay attention to personal hygiene: if you don't wear a mask when coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth and nose with paper towels or elbow sleeves; Try not to touch all kinds of handles when going out. Once you come into contact with them, you should immediately carry out hand hygiene (wash your hands or disinfect your hands with quick hand disinfectant). If there is no hand hygiene, you can use non-contact methods (such as paper towels).