Parts of Yuhui District and High-tech Zone in Bengbu, Anhui Province were temporarily controlled. What is the local epidemic situation?

Temporary control has been taken in parts of Yuhui District and High-tech Zone in Bengbu, Anhui Province, and the local epidemic situation is not optimistic. A total of 18 1 case was diagnosed in Bengbu, Anhui Province. Five confirmed patients lost their precious lives in this COVID-19 epidemic, and dozens of asymptomatic cases were added every day.

An epidemic in any place will affect the hearts of the people all over the country. The epidemic situation in Bengbu, Anhui Province is generally under control, and these confirmed cases are basically found in isolated and controlled people, which is related to the epidemic situation in many places. Therefore, everyone is worried that their province will also be implicated, but as long as everyone can abide by local epidemic prevention measures, it is most important to protect their lives and health. At the same time, the risk of social epidemic spread in Bengbu city is relatively low, so everyone needs to do a good job of home isolation and must do nucleic acid in time.

Except for a few blocked counties, other counties have no plans to block for the time being, and everyone can enter and leave by themselves. At present, the epidemic situation in China is still increasing. The epidemic has been with you for more than two years, and many people are used to it. Everyone must prepare more masks and take care of the health of the elderly at home. Although it is summer vacation, parents want to take their children out to play, but everyone can go to the neighboring county, which can prevent the epidemic from spreading further.

After the outbreak of the Anhui epidemic, local staff and the government urgently took certain measures to protect everyone's lives and property. At the same time, everyone will find this life very painful, but as long as everyone can bear their own anxiety, they will certainly see the bright side. In the preliminary examination, if positive patients are found, they have been sent to the local isolation hospital for observation and treatment. Therefore, with the joint efforts of all of us, I believe that medical staff will be able to get through this difficult period as soon as possible.