On November 21, the movement trajectory of a new person with abnormal nucleic acid test results in Xuanwu District, Nanjing City

On November 21, 2022, our district discovered a person with abnormal nucleic acid test results during the nucleic acid screening. He was a passenger on Metro Line 3 of the person with abnormal nucleic acid test results announced by Jiangbei New District on November 19. personnel. Emergency response was immediately launched at the city and district levels, and work such as traceability, site sealing and control, personnel transfer, and environmental disinfection were quickly organized.

After preliminary investigation, the relevant activity trajectories and key areas of the person with abnormal nucleic acid test results are as follows:

November 18

From Yingtie at 08:05 From the village community, walk to Nanjing Forestry University Xinzhuang Station on Metro Line 3, and take Metro Line 3 to Fuqiao Station;

After exiting the station at 08:30, walk to Century Lianhua Supermarket for shopping, and then walk to Nanjing Library Chengxian Street Guan District;

17:00 Walk from work to Fuqiao Station of Metro Line 3, then take Metro Line 3 to Nanjing Forestry University Xinzhuang Station;

17:30 After exiting the station, walk to Yingtuo Market to buy groceries, shop at the nearby Anqing Wonton Store, Laolai Niuzhuang, Lao Li Su Shaobing Store, and Qianzi Dry Goods Store, and then walk back home.

November 19

Stayed at home and did not go out.

November 20th

08:30 Walk from home to Yingtuo Market to buy groceries, shop at nearby Xiaosu Pancake Shop and Suguo Supermarket, and then walk back home;

18:00 Walk from home to the Yingtie Village Community Nucleic Acid Sampling Point for sampling, then shop at the nearby Shunkouli Restaurant, Yimaimai Supermarket, and Anqing Wonton Store, and shop at the nearby Ding Haircut Art and Purple Mountain Vegetables Stop at the berry orchard at the non-staple food market;

At 20:00, we walked back home without going out.

November 21

Closed-loop transfer to designated medical institutions.