What will happen to the life of local residents in Zhangjiagang, Suzhou when a cluster epidemic suddenly appears?

At present, there is an epidemic in Zhangjiagang, Suzhou, and the lives of local residents will also change, mainly in the following aspects:

People's travel will be restricted. According to the latest epidemic prevention and control policy in Zhangjiagang, it shows that all people in high-risk and medium-risk areas stop coming to Zhangjiagang and live in Zhangjiagang. Local residents don't have to go out. If they have to go out, they must have a legitimate reason and report to the local community. With permission, they can leave with a 24-hour nucleic acid certificate.

If local residents have lived in other places in the past 14 days, they must report it in time. The past 14 days, including going to high-risk or medium-risk areas or provinces with epidemic risk, should be declared in time, and the relevant administrative departments should decide whether to carry out flexible epidemic prevention measures such as quarantine and nucleic acid according to the residents' past residence.

All residents in high-risk areas are isolated at home. The company should arrange employees to work online at home according to personal circumstances, and the school can arrange students to teach online at home. All living materials are distributed by local volunteers. They are not allowed to go out without permission. Once they are found to have violated the epidemic prevention and control policy, they will be punished and even bear criminal responsibility.

All people who leave Zhangjiagang need 24-hour nucleic acid authentication. Except for some people in high-risk and middle-risk areas, people in other areas need 24-hour nucleic acid certificate to leave Zhangjiagang, Suzhou, and they need to declare online three days in advance.

Residents are strictly prohibited from gathering activities. Between epidemic prevention and control policies, all activities can be processed online. If you can only deal with it offline, you must wait until the epidemic is over. If it is found that it has not been reported or does not meet the local epidemic prevention and control policies, it will be dealt with in violation of the epidemic prevention and control policies.