Li County Epidemic Prevention and Control Initiative on January 21 (Li County Epidemic Report)

Li County Epidemic Prevention and Control Initiative

Dear residents and friends:

Currently, our country is facing the double epidemic of imported Delta and Omicron strains. Challenges: The Spring Festival in 2022 is coming, cross-regional personnel movement is increasing, and the epidemic prevention and control situation is severe and complex. For the health of you and your family, here are some warm reminders:

First, insist on not going out unless necessary. We should try to minimize dinner parties, visit relatives and friends, do not go to crowded places, and do not organize gathering activities. If you must go to crowded, poorly ventilated places or medical service institutions, please wear masks regularly, maintain social distance, cooperate with temperature checks, check health itinerary codes, etc., especially during special periods, try to do simple things as simple as possible and redundant things as late as possible. Reduce the flow of people and reduce the risk of transmission.

The second is to persist in cooperating with epidemic prevention work. Please pay attention to official WeChat public accounts such as "Li County Release" in a timely manner to fully understand the epidemic prevention and control policies in your hometown. Do not return to your hometown unless necessary. If you really need to return to your hometown, please pay attention to personal protection on the way back home. After returning home, please report to the local village and unit immediately, and actively cooperate with the implementation of various prevention and control measures in accordance with the epidemic prevention and control requirements. control measures.

The third is to insist on daily monitoring. Develop a healthy lifestyle and pay close attention to the health of yourself and your family. Once symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue, loss of sense of smell, diarrhea and other symptoms occur, on the premise of taking good personal protection, go to the fever clinic of the medical institution for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner and try to avoid taking public transportation during the medical treatment. Proactively inform medical staff of your recent travel history and contact history with cases with similar symptoms.

The fourth is to insist on personal protection. Pay attention to personal hygiene and habits, insist on wearing a mask when going out, wash hands frequently, ventilate frequently, maintain a safe social distance of "one meter", and try not to go to crowded places. Keep the living and working environment clean and tidy, do not litter, do not spit, and do not litter. Promote separate meals, use public chopsticks and spoons, and refuse to eat wild animals. Vaccination against COVID-19 is the most economical and effective way to prevent COVID-19. It is also the responsibility and obligation of every citizen. It can also effectively reduce the incidence of critical illness and death. Residents who meet the vaccination requirements are requested to take the initiative to vaccinate against COVID-19. Vaccines and vaccine booster shots will help build an immune barrier for the entire population.

The fifth is to adhere to prevention and control in key places. Shopping malls, supermarkets, farmers' markets, entertainment and leisure and other key places must designate dedicated personnel to strictly implement prevention and control measures such as code scanning, temperature testing, standardized mask wearing, cleaning and disinfection, and do a good job in health monitoring of employees. Accommodation places such as guesthouses, hotels, and B&Bs must complete the registration and health monitoring of guests. Retail pharmacies must carefully check the information of those who purchase antipyretics, cough medicines, antiviral drugs, and antibiotics, inquire about the purpose of the drugs, and register the real names of drug buyers and users.

Sixth, we must persist in carrying out patriotic health campaigns. Inherit the fine tradition of patriotic health, establish the concept of healthy and powerful country, and actively carry out general cleaning activities. Clean up garbage and debris, remove dust and prevent diseases, there are no sanitary blind spots, no "chaos" phenomenon, do a good job in classifying garbage, purify the environment at home, work and public places, do a good job in parks, farmers' markets, stations, shopping malls, supermarkets, schools , environmental sanitation in old residential areas, urban villages, restaurants and other places where people gather, promptly dispose of garbage and dirt, eradicate rat habitats, clear the breeding environment for mosquitoes, flies and cockroaches, and minimize the source of vector-borne infectious diseases risk of transmission. Strengthen the cleaning and disinfection of public items and public areas such as elevators, garbage points, rest areas, recreational facilities, buses, public toilets, etc., and strive to create a clean, orderly, and healthy living environment to reduce diseases. Transmission risk.

Seventh, adhere to the correct guidance of public opinion. The majority of residents and friends should understand the epidemic situation through official channels. Relevant information that has not been confirmed and released by authoritative departments should not be disseminated or reproduced. Moreover, they should always maintain epidemic prevention vigilance and not spread rumors, believe them, or spread rumors.

Everyone is responsible for epidemic prevention and control. We hope that all residents and friends will cherish their health and life, adopt a highly responsible attitude towards individuals, their families and society, understand, cooperate and actively participate in the county's epidemic prevention and control work, and build a solid foundation for epidemic prevention and control, as well as collective planning and treatment. A solid line of defense to resolutely win the battle against the epidemic!

Li County Leading Group Office for COVID-19 Response

January 21, 2022