How to deal with people with overlapping trajectories?

People with overlapping trajectories should: report at the first time, do "two things well, four things not done, one thing in time", and put an end to evading investigation and concealing information.

1, report it as soon as possible.

Once it is found that there is an intersection with the activity track of positive infected people, it should be reported to the community (village), hotel or unit as soon as possible, and relevant epidemic control measures should be implemented as required.

2. Do "two things well, four things badly, and one thing in time"

"Doing two things well" means doing health monitoring every day, conducting nucleic acid testing as required, doing personal protection and wearing a mask when going out; "Four noes" means not participating in assembly activities, not going to crowded places, not taking public transport, not going to closed or semi-closed places; If you feel unwell in time, you should report to the community immediately and go to the fever clinic or designated medical institution in time.

3. Avoid detection and conceal information.

Resolutely put an end to evading nucleic acid testing, concealing and lying about epidemic information, not cooperating with prevention and control measures, fabricating and spreading false epidemic information, and refusing to implement local epidemic prevention and control measures. Those who conceal their itinerary or evade inspection in various ways, resulting in serious consequences, shall be seriously investigated for responsibility in accordance with the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases and the relevant provisions of the state.

What if the trajectories overlap?

1, actively cooperate with flow adjustment.

Carefully review the recent activities and personal contacts, contact the community, unit or hotel, and inform the contact person in a timely and truthful manner. The CDC will make a risk judgment according to the current situation. Citizens who are judged as close contacts, close contacts or high-risk screening personnel shall do a good job in personal protection and cooperate with the implementation of isolation control, nucleic acid detection and other control measures. The CDC will protect your privacy.

Step 2 Reduce outdoor activities

Before the risk is eliminated, avoid going to public places, taking public transportation and not attending dinner; If you really need to go out for medical treatment, nucleic acid testing and sampling or other reasons, you should wear a mask, do a good job of personal protection, keep a distance from others, enter public places and scan the place code as required, and provide negative proof of nucleic acid testing.