Non-A-level tourist attractions in Garze, Sichuan will be temporarily closed starting from August 21

I believe many friends know that the recent spread of the epidemic in many areas across the country has caused many scenic spots to be temporarily closed. Recently, due to the spread of the epidemic in Tibet, the prevention and control situation in the Garze region of Sichuan has become serious. On August 20, Ganzi Prefecture issued the latest emergency notice on scenic spot prevention and control. Starting from August 21, all non-A-level tourist attractions (including unopened scenic spots) will be closed. Please see details below.

Due to the recent spread of the epidemic in Tibet, the situation of epidemic prevention and control in Ganzi Prefecture has become more complicated and severe. In accordance with the spirit of the eighth meeting of the Garze Prefecture COVID-19 Emergency Response Leading Group held on August 20 and the important instructions of state leaders, we will further strengthen the epidemic prevention and control work in scenic spots in Garze Prefecture, effectively cut off the chain of epidemic transmission, and avoid spreading through tourism channels. . The Ganzi Prefecture Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau issued the "Emergency Notice on Strengthening Epidemic Control in Scenic Spots and Attractions", which put forward seven requirements for further strengthening the current prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic.

Non-A-level tourist attractions (including unopened scenic spots) will be closed. Tourists are prohibited from entering and all business services will be stopped.

Among A-level tourist attractions, those with no management personnel or insufficient management personnel will be closed. Tourists are prohibited from entering and all business and service activities are stopped.

Among A-level tourist attractions, any scenic spots that cannot meet the epidemic prevention and control requirements such as code scanning and temperature measurement will be closed. Tourists are prohibited from entering and all business and service activities are stopped.

Strict epidemic prevention and control measures in scenic spots. The open A-level tourist attractions must implement "reservation, peak staggering, limited quantity" and "three more and two" (that is: more staff, more entrances, more testing points, evacuation places, isolation places); strictly implement regular epidemic prevention and control measures such as regular disinfection, ventilation, and one-meter noodles; urge tourists to do the "four things" (i.e.: scan QR codes, measure body temperature, wear masks, and follow the requirements Perform nucleic acid testing).

Strictly implement tourist risk screening. When strictly implementing tourist risk screening, attention should be paid to the operating procedures. Tourist itinerary cards, travel history in risk areas, health codes and negative results of 24-hour nucleic acid tests must be checked before purchasing tickets and scanning the QR code to enter. Implement the registration of tourist information so that it can be queried and tracked.

Strengthen the regulatory functions of local government departments. Further strengthen the regulatory functions of the local county (city) and township (town) people's governments, implement responsibilities to end nodes and specific personnel, and effectively implement the latest requirements of the state government on epidemic prevention and control work on scenic spot prevention and control work.

Strengthen inspection, supervision and law enforcement work. We will further strengthen inspection and law enforcement work, and any scenic spots where prevention and control responsibilities are not fully implemented, epidemic prevention and control measures are not in place, and tourist risk screening is not in place will be closed, and relevant personnel will be held accountable.

The "Notice" requires implementation from August 21, and the end date will be notified separately based on the actual epidemic prevention and control work.

Source: Sichuan Observation