The CDC will call to ask where you have been recently.

The CDC will call to ask where you have been recently

If you receive a call from the CDC, it may be that you have recently been in close contact with confirmed cases or asymptomatic infections. Contact, or close contact with a case. For the health and safety of you and your family, so that those who may be infected can receive timely investigation and timely treatment, please be patient and provide information truthfully. The CDC's special contact team will first verify whether the content on the assistance letter is accurate, whether the person is within the jurisdiction, and the specific location. If you are within the jurisdiction, we will continue to ask for your basic information (name, ID number, current address, workplace, etc.). Next, we need to ask you about your movements in recent days and the specific time, who you have contacted, where you have been, the people you travel with, the people you live with, and all the people you may come into contact with. If the transferred person is not within the jurisdiction, his current location must be asked and reported to the superior disease control department, which will then transfer it to the local disease control department for investigation.