From 0: 00 on February 7, 2022, the high-risk control at Wujiang District 1 1 in Suzhou was released.

Notice of Wujiang District, Suzhou Municipality on Dismantling Some High-risk Areas

According to the relevant provisions of the Comprehensive Group of Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism for Epidemic Prevention and Control in novel coronavirus, the State Council, the Prevention and Control Plan of novel coronavirus, the Notice on Further Optimizing the Prevention and Control Measures of COVID-19, and the Delineation and Control Plan of Epidemic Risk Areas in COVID-19, combined with the actual situation of epidemic prevention and control, the following high-risk areas are cancelled and adjusted to low-risk areas from 0: 00 on February 7, 2022 after expert argumentation and approval by the municipal headquarters:

1. No.21Group Liumudang 18, Yindu Village, Qidu Town

2. Unit 3, Wang Hu Community, Qidu Town

3. No.59 Qianbangdou, Wuyue Village, Qidu Town

4. No.4 Pujiawan, Shuangtaqiao Village, Qidu Town

5. Changqiao Village, Qidu Town 1 Xiaosidu

6. No.34 Qiaojiadou, Wuyue Village, Qidu Town

7. Kaixiangong Village, Qidu Town 10

8. No.43, Nanhu Port, Toyota Village, Qidu Town

9. pigeon pea 1No. in Toyota Village, Qidu Town.

10. No.37 Street, Changqiao Village, Qidu Town

1 1.No. Zhenhai Road, Wang Ping 1

In low-risk areas, "personal protection and avoidance of aggregation" should be implemented, and negative proof of nucleic acid detection should be obtained within 48 hours after leaving the area.

At present, the situation of epidemic prevention and control is still grim. Residents are requested to strictly abide by the relevant regulations on epidemic prevention and control, do a good job in personal protection, and develop scientific and standardized healthy living habits such as wearing masks, washing hands frequently, ventilation frequently, and eating less. Do not believe in rumors, do not spread rumors, and understand the epidemic through official channels.

Suzhou Wujiang District COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters Office

65438+February 6, 2022