Xiamen Tourism Epidemic Prevention Requirements

1. Regarding people entering (returning) from overseas to Xiamen, "14+7" is implemented, that is, 14 days of centralized medical observation + 7 days of home medical observation (those who do not meet the conditions for home medical observation will be subject to centralized medical observation). Those who enter (return to) Xiamen after being released from the 14-day centralized medical observation at other ports will be transferred back to their destination in a "point-to-point" closed-loop manner and will continue to undergo home medical observation until 21 days after entry. Personnel in the above two situations must undergo nucleic acid testing at the specified frequency.

2. Regarding people entering (returning) from outside the city to Xiamen. In accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations, travel is strictly restricted for people in high-risk areas and cities where they are located. Those who enter (return) to Xiamen due to special circumstances must proactively report to the community, village (neighborhood) committee or unit where they are located in advance and strictly implement relevant health management, and conduct nucleic acid testing at the specified frequency. Among them, people entering (returning) from high-risk areas to Xiamen are subject to intensive medical observation for 14 days, and their health codes are assigned red codes; people entering (returning) from medium-risk areas to Xiamen are subject to home medical observation for 14 days (those who do not meet the conditions for home medical observation are required to undergo centralized medical observation). Medical observation), the health code is assigned a yellow code; people entering (returning) from other areas of the city where high risk areas are located in Fujian must monitor their health at home for 14 days. Persons entering (returning) from land border port cities (except those connected to Hong Kong and Macao) must present a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours. Personnel engaged in high-risk positions must be away from work for more than 14 days and enter (return) to Xiamen with a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours.

3. Concerning the establishment of temporary nucleic acid sampling points at airports, bus stations, train stations, docks and other transportation stations for nucleic acid testing, entry into cities in high-risk areas that do not hold a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours ( Free nucleic acid sampling and testing services are provided to those returning to Xiamen and those who voluntarily undergo nucleic acid testing. Relevant personnel can leave after taking nucleic acid samples. They will not stay in other places on the way back, do not take public transportation, and will not go out before the nucleic acid test results are available. In addition, each district has designated medical institutions to provide 24-hour nucleic acid testing services. If necessary, please check the official website of the Municipal Health Commission.

4. Regarding the movement of people within Fujian Province, Fujian Province is currently a low-risk area. Except for those engaged in high-risk positions, everyone can travel on the basis of having a green health code, normal body temperature and good personal protection. Travel in an orderly manner. People working in high-risk positions in Fujian Province must report to their communities, village (neighborhood) committees and units before traveling or returning home. They must be away from work for more than 14 days and have a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours. Traveling and returning home.

5. Health tips from experts during the Spring Festival During the holidays, the public should strengthen self-protection. 1. Do not travel to high school risk areas in China to visit relatives. 2. Wear a mask at all times in closed places such as public transportation, elevators, and outdoor places where people gather. When taking public transportation, going to hospitals, scenic spots and other special places, maintain a one-meter social distance, do not get together or crowd, and queue in a civilized manner. 3. Pay attention to washing hands frequently, gathering less and maintaining a social distance of more than 1 meter. Cover your coughs and sneezes, and frequently open windows indoors to maintain air circulation. 4. When handling frozen food and handling postal packages from international and domestic high-risk areas, you should wear masks, gloves and other protective equipment, and perform disinfection and personal protection. People aged 10 years and above and patients with serious chronic diseases should avoid going to crowded places as much as possible. 6. If symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, loss of smell (taste), and diarrhea occur, wear a mask and go to the fever clinic of a medical institution as soon as possible. Avoid taking public transportation during the treatment.