Quarantine team farewell to quarantined personnel banners

1. The quarantine team sent out banners and slogans to send farewell to quarantined personnel: What is quarantined is the virus, but what is not separated is the human heart. ; With our joint efforts, the epidemic will be controllable; everything will be fine; spring is coming, and I wish you good health.

2. A collection of epidemic prevention and control slogans and banners

1) You must wear a mask when going out, so as not to cause trouble to others.

2) Please reduce activities in crowded places!

3) Don’t join in the fun when there are many people, and remember to wear a mask when going out.

4.) If everyone can protect themselves, our homeland will be better tomorrow.

5) Visitors from out of town must be reported to avoid being unaware of the epidemic.

6) Virus prevention is very important. The awareness of protection must be enhanced. Remember to wear a mask when going out. Don’t join in the fun when there are many people. If you have a fever and cough, go to the hospital for examination quickly.

7) When coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your elbow sleeve

8) Mobilize and take scientific prevention, do not believe, spread or create rumors.

9) Reducing the gathering of people means reducing the risk of disease transmission.

10) New coronavirus pneumonia can be prevented, controlled, and cured.

1. Requirements for setting up isolation observation points:

1) Centralized isolation medical observation places should be set up in easy-to-manage, relatively closed areas.

2) The staff of centralized isolation medical observation sites are generally composed of relevant personnel selected by the health, public security, units selected for medical observation sites and other departments.

3) The centralized isolation medical observation site should be equipped with a certain number of diagnostic and treatment supplies, disinfection facilities, medicines, personal protective equipment and other necessary materials according to its size.

4) Clean areas and relatively clean areas (or isolation areas) should be divided into centralized isolation medical observation sites and clearly marked. The clean area is the workplace for medical, disease control, health supervision, public security and other staff, with a temporary office inside; the relatively clean area (or isolation area) is the place where close contacts live and move.

5) The isolated observation room in the centralized medical observation site should be kept ventilated, and directional exhaust fans or electric fans should be used when necessary. If a split air conditioner has been installed, the dust filter should be cleaned and disinfected in time; central air conditioners should be disabled.