202 1 Can I travel during the Spring Festival?

It is recommended not to travel. During New Year's Day and Spring Festival, there will be a large number of people moving and gathering activities, which will increase the risk of epidemic spread. If you need to travel, the suggestions are as follows:

The first is to reduce the flow of people. During New Year's Day and Spring Festival, it is necessary to arrange the itinerary reasonably, reduce unnecessary trips, and encourage Spring Festival travel rush to return home during the peak period. For some elderly people, patients with chronic diseases, pregnant women and other people, it is not recommended to travel.

If you plan to travel across regions, you should know the local epidemic situation and prevention and control policies in advance, and know whether there are any cases or epidemics in the destination recently. It is suggested to suspend travel in medium and high risk areas. Prepare masks, hand disinfectants and other items used on the road.

The second is to reduce travel risks. Strengthen measures such as ventilation and disinfection of transportation stations and vehicles during the festival. Passengers flying by plane or train should queue up in an orderly manner, wear masks all the time, do personal protection such as hand disinfection on the way, minimize the number of meals on the means of transportation, and properly keep the bills for enquiry. At the same time, do a good job in health monitoring during the trip.

The third is to reduce crowd gathering. During the festival, minimize party activities. Enterprises and institutions should control the number of people holding parties and other activities, and activities with more than 50 people should formulate prevention and control plans and strictly implement relevant prevention and control measures; Advocate private family gatherings and dinners to be controlled below 10, and do personal protection. Advocate families to pay attention to window ventilation every day.

The fourth is to strengthen the publicity and education of health science knowledge. All localities should strengthen the publicity of COVID-19's knowledge of prevention and control and safe travel during festivals, guide the public to strengthen self-prevention, and advocate good hygiene habits such as gathering people, wearing masks in closed places, washing hands frequently, using chopsticks, sharing meals, and paying attention to shielding when coughing and sneezing.

Extended data:

Matters needing attention

1, personal protection and health monitoring. The general public should adhere to healthy lifestyles and behaviors such as wearing masks, washing hands frequently, ventilation, gathering less, "one-meter line" and using public chopsticks. Minimize activities in crowded public places. If you have to go, you should carry a disposable medical mask with you. Wear it when poor ventilation or contact with others is less than 1 m.

Cover your nose and mouth completely with paper towels when coughing or sneezing, or cover your elbows and throw the used paper towels into a closed dustbin. If you cover your hands when coughing or sneezing, you need to wash your hands with running water and soap, or scrub your hands with a disposable disinfectant containing alcohol. Carry disinfectant wipes or hand sanitizer with you, and wash your hands in time or wipe with disinfectant wipes (hand sanitizer) after touching public goods or public facilities.

Avoid direct contact with mouth, eyes and nose. Wash your hands correctly after going home, ensure hand hygiene and avoid hand-to-hand transmission. Pay attention to the health of yourself and your family. Once fever, cough, fatigue and other symptoms appear, immediately go to the nearest fever clinic and take the initiative to inform 14 of the activity track and contact history. Wear a mask all the way to the hospital and try to avoid taking public transport.

2. Don't go to middle and high risk areas unless necessary. If the general public needs to go out, they should inquire about the epidemic risk level of the destination in advance and do personal protection throughout. Please don't go to foreign and domestic high-risk areas in the near future unless necessary. Anyone who comes from a high-risk area must provide a negative certificate of nucleic acid test within 7 days or be able to produce a green code of "health code" containing negative information of nucleic acid test.

For those who can't provide negative proof and information of nucleic acid testing, they should go to designated places such as local comprehensive service points to receive nucleic acid testing immediately after arriving at their destination. In high-risk areas, money refunds should take the initiative to report to the unit, community (village) or hotel as soon as possible, and truthfully provide the activity track and personal health status. If serious consequences are caused by concealment or misrepresentation, relevant responsibilities will be investigated according to law.