Huantai CDC issued an emergency reminder about the Harbin epidemic (9.24)

The National Day holiday is approaching, with frequent personnel exchanges and high mobility. In order to prevent and control the epidemic scientifically and accurately, and effectively control and reduce the risk of epidemic spread, the Huantai Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued an emergency reminder:

1. Since September 7, people with a history of living in Harbin City and those who have intersected paths with confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections should immediately report to their communities or units, especially those with confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections. People who have interacted with infected people and those who have a history of living in medium- and high-risk areas must proactively report to their communities and units, and cooperate with various prevention and control measures such as isolation control, nucleic acid testing, and health management.

2. The general public is requested to pay close attention to the epidemic situation and arrange travel reasonably. Insist on not traveling to medium- and high-risk areas unless necessary. If you must go, please be sure to take personal protection throughout the entire process, accurately record your personal activities, and actively cooperate with the implementation of relevant epidemic prevention and control measures in our county after returning to Huan.

3. The general public should continue to maintain a good awareness of personal protection. Adhere to good personal hygiene habits such as washing hands frequently, wearing masks, ventilating frequently, gathering less, using public chopsticks, and sharing meals. Once symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, loss of smell and taste, and diarrhea occur, you should promptly seek medical treatment according to standardized procedures, and actively report the illness, travel history, and contact history to the doctor. Wear a mask all the way to medical treatment and avoid taking public transportation.

4. Frequent epidemics have once again reminded residents of the importance and urgency of vaccination. Anyone who meets the requirements for vaccination and has no contraindications to the vaccine must receive the new coronavirus vaccine in accordance with the principle of "response only".