Xi'an Epidemic Prevention Center 24-hour telephone number

The 24-hour telephone number of Xi'an Epidemic Prevention Center is: 029-87448052; 029-89820896. You can also call Xi'an CDC at 029-85510565.

Starting from April 22, Xi'an Chengnan Passenger Terminal will resume services in the Shangluo area: Shangzhou, Luonan, Zhenan, Zhashui, Danfeng, Shangnan, Shanyang and other lines. The specific departure time will be subject to the announcement by the station on the day. Passengers can inquire and book tickets through the station’s WeChat official account.

Passengers are requested to take nucleic acid sampling in advance and provide a 48-hour nucleic acid test negative report when boarding.

For people returning from medium- and high-risk areas, centralized isolation and observation measures will be implemented for 14 days (the isolation time is calculated from the time of leaving the above-mentioned areas), and nucleic acid testing will be carried out 4 times (on the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 13th days) during the period. .

For other people returning to Shaanxi from counties (cities, districts, banners) located in medium- and high-risk areas (including areas where the epidemic has occurred but no risk areas have been designated), home isolation and observation measures will be implemented for 14 days (starting from The time is the same as above), during which nucleic acid testing was carried out three times (on days 1, 4, and 13).

Epidemic prevention tips

1. Wear a mask scientifically

Wearing a mask is an effective way to prevent respiratory infectious diseases such as COVID-19 and influenza. It not only protects yourself , and protect others. Masks with appropriate protection levels should be selected according to different epidemic risk levels and the environment. For example, when in crowded places, taking elevators and public transportation, you need to wear disposable medical masks or medical surgical masks.

2. Wash your hands frequently

Handwashing is one of the simplest and most effective measures to prevent infectious diseases. Respiratory infectious diseases are not only spread through droplets, but also through hand contact. If you fail to wash your hands promptly and correctly, viruses and bacteria on your hands can enter the human body through your hands touching your mouth, eyes, and nose. This pathway can be cut off simply and effectively by washing hands. Keeping personal hands clean and hygienic can effectively reduce the risk of respiratory infectious diseases.