The community is closed. What if I can't go home?

The door of the residential unit is closed and you can't go home. You can go back when the epidemic is not serious.

Many communities have export bars. You can go out with them, but you must consult the precautions for going out and going home. See if there are any infected people around your community. If yes, self-isolation is required 14 days. If there are no infected people nearby, you can ask the community for help, fill out the certificate and you can go out. Check the local government website to see if there are any specific rework notices.

In particular, it should be reminded that the setting and prevention of closed areas, sealed control areas and prevention and control areas are to dynamically adjust different prevention and control areas in real time according to specific epidemic situations and implement classified management. Residents should consciously implement control measures, actively cooperate with nucleic acid detection, health monitoring and other work, and must not go out without authorization to avoid the risk of epidemic spread.

Closed areas, closed control areas and prevention and control areas should strictly implement the territorial responsibility and industry supervision responsibility, do a good job in the living security, emotional comfort and psychological counseling of the people within their jurisdiction, and pay attention to solving the special needs of disabled people, elderly people living alone, and medical personnel going out. Try to go back if you can, because no one can predict how sorry it will be after the epidemic. If it's really serious enough, but you don't go back, and finally you can't go home, it's really embarrassing.