Prevention and control policy of epidemic situation in Liaocheng city

Liaocheng epidemic prevention policies are as follows:

Segregation policy:

1. People from counties where high-risk areas are located are suspended from coming to Shandong. If it is really necessary to come to Shandong, centralized isolation and home health monitoring will be carried out for 7 days after arrival. Those who arrived in the middle and high-risk areas within/0/4 days before the announcement were given health management until/0/4 days after the arrival, and nucleic acid detection was carried out twice three days before the follow-up.

2. People from other counties in the prefecture-level city where the medium-high risk area is located don't need to come to Shandong, but those who really need to come to Shandong must have a negative certificate of nucleic acid test within 48 hours and conduct 1 nucleic acid test after arrival. Those who arrive within 14 days before the publication of the medium and high risk areas shall be tested twice for nucleic acid.

3. People in high-risk positions outside the province should try to avoid coming to Shandong. If you really need to go to Shandong, you must meet the requirements of leaving your post for more than 0/4 days and holding a negative certificate of nucleic acid test within 48 hours, and report to the destination community three days in advance and incorporate it into local prevention and control management.

4. Close contacts, sub-close contacts, people who overlap with the space-time trajectory of infected people, accompanying people who are "empty at the same time", people in middle and high-risk areas and people in global closed management areas shall be isolated for 14 days and monitored at home for 7 days.

5. Returning from low-risk areas, advocate the initiative of 1 nucleic acid testing within 48 hours. Do personal protection and health monitoring. Wear a mask all the way out, keep a safe distance of 1 m from others, and avoid going to crowded places and participating in crowded activities. Symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue and diarrhea should be reported immediately to the street and community where the destination is located, and promptly transferred to the fever clinic for investigation and handling.