The capital and largest city of Kazakhstan are prohibited from entering the country.

At present, there are COVID-19 confirmed cases and imported cases in Kazakhstan. To this end, Kazakhstan urgently announced that it will control Nursultan and Almaty, prohibit all citizens from entering and leaving, and take strict management measures.

The capital of Kazakhstan is prohibited from entering the country.

According to the Kazakhstan News Agency, Bachtiar Maken, deputy mayor of Nursultan, the capital of Kazakhstan, recently announced through an online news conference that the capital will be completely closed from March 22nd.

Ken said that in the next 72 hours, people can still enter and leave the capital by plane and railway. From March 22nd, entry and exit from Nursultan was completely prohibited. All transit vehicles will no longer stay in this city. At the same time, open up a green channel for food transportation and take strict health and epidemic prevention measures.

Cumulative diagnosis

According to the report of the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan, on March 19, seven new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Nursultan, the capital of Kazakhstan. All patients are citizens of their own country, aged between 25 and 52. They are now in isolation treatment stage and their physical condition is stable.

So far, the number of confirmed cases in COVID-19 has increased to 44, including 19 in Nursultan and 25 in Almaty.

Strong epidemic prevention and control and entry-exit management

Macon pointed out that in order to cope with the epidemic, seven checkpoints were set up around the city to control traffic.

It is reported that Kazakhstan entered a state of emergency from 16 in response to the epidemic. No one is allowed to enter or leave Kazakhstan in any way except diplomats and delegations of international organizations invited by Kazakhstan.

Standardize the city

The meeting decided to implement the isolation system and large-scale health and epidemic prevention measures for Nursultan and Almaty from 0: 00 local time on March 19; Delineate isolation areas and set up entrances and exits; Restrict the flow of people and the passage of vehicles; Ensure the uninterrupted operation of professional medical institutions that provide services for three types of personnel (infected, suspected infected and isolated).

: Specific control measures

1. Implement isolation system and implement large-scale health and epidemic prevention measures;

2. Delineate the isolation area and set up entrances and exits;

3. Restrict the flow of people and the passage of vehicles;

4. Ensure the uninterrupted operation of professional medical institutions that provide services for three types of personnel (infected persons, suspected infected persons and isolated persons);

5. Delineate urban blocks and their respective boundaries, limit the flow of people, and determine the blocks that are most suitable for supplying food to citizens and ensuring the normal operation of the urban living security system;

6. Suspend or reduce the number of public transport trips during the day and cancel the number of night trips;

7. Temporarily close non-food trade markets, shopping malls and shopping centers, except food and drug stalls and shops in related facilities;

8 * * * Public catering institutions shall provide home delivery service and strengthen health and epidemic prevention measures;

9. Reset the working hours of the residents' service center;

10. Determine the daily needs of residents in each block of the isolation area for food, medicine, daily necessities and daily necessities;

1 1. Determine the food and daily necessities supply points in each block in the isolation area and minimize public transportation;

12. Other measures.