How to compensate for the delay in delivery due to the epidemic?

Legal analysis: In case of force majeure, the developer should inform the owner in time. In epidemic areas, it is not appropriate to send letters or publish newspapers. Notifications can be made by phone, SMS, WeChat, email, etc. If the owner does not receive any kind of notice, he reserves the right to hold the developer partially responsible, and the developer needs to provide proof that the contract cannot be fulfilled due to the epidemic. If the developer can't provide such supporting documents, the owner can apply for compensation. The reasons for the delay of delivery by the developer are not only the influence of COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control measures, but also the fault of the developer. First of all, it is necessary to understand the requirements of specific prevention measures and the degree of influence on construction, and then determine whether the developer should bear the responsibility and the proportion of responsibility. If the developer has fulfilled his due obligations, he can't avoid the delay of the construction period and can be completely exempted from his responsibilities; If there are fault factors such as poor management of developers and epidemic prevention and control factors, developers should be exempted from responsibility as appropriate.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Vaccine Management Law.

Forty-second the State Council health authorities should formulate and publish vaccination work norms, and strengthen the standardized management of vaccination.

The health authorities in the State Council shall formulate and publish the immunization procedures of the national immunization program vaccine and the guiding principles for the use of non-immunization program vaccines.

The health authorities of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate vaccination plans in light of the actual conditions of their respective administrative regions and report them to the health authorities of the State Council for the record.

Forty-third disease prevention and control institutions at all levels shall, according to their respective responsibilities, carry out publicity, training, technical guidance, monitoring, evaluation, epidemiological investigation and emergency response related to vaccination.