Epidemic prevention and control handwritten newspaper for second grade is simple and beautiful

1. Wear a mask, take your temperature, and ensure normal protection.

2. Don’t get together in groups, use public spoons and chopsticks.

3. During holidays, visit less frequently and send blessings online.

4. Keep rice noodles well and stay less in public places.

5. Do not leave the city unless necessary, and travel to risk areas is prohibited.

6. When traveling abroad, you must report and follow health management.

7. Prepare New Year’s goods, make lists, and save time by paying electronically.

8. Cold chain products should be purchased with caution and the test certificates should be read clearly.

9. If you have symptoms, seek early diagnosis and treatment, and explain health abnormalities.

10. To fight against the new coronavirus, focus on prevention, strict prevention and control, and don’t slack off.

New Coronavirus Pneumonia Tips

Transmission Routes

1. Precautions for Student Epidemic Prevention and Control

1. Enhance prevention awareness

Protect yourself and your family well. Adhere to good personal hygiene habits such as wearing masks, washing hands frequently, ventilating frequently, gathering less, and using public chopsticks; consciously line up in an orderly manner in public places and maintain a safe distance of "one meter". Please wear a protective mask when visiting crowded places or medical institutions to better protect your own safety. Your personal practice is the best health education for your children.

2. Don’t leave the city unless necessary

We encourage teachers, students and parents to not leave the city unless necessary, and resolutely not leave the country or go to domestic medium- and high-risk areas or cities with local cases. Pay close attention to the information updates and movement trajectories of confirmed cases in medium- and high-risk areas, and avoid contact with people in epidemic-risk areas.

3. Carry out nucleic acid testing in a timely manner

If teachers, students and parents really need to leave the city, they must wear masks when traveling and try not to take public transportation. Take a nucleic acid test immediately. Those who have a history of traveling to medium- and high-risk areas or cities with cases must report to the community and kindergarten in a timely manner, and implement it in accordance with relevant city and county epidemic prevention and control regulations.

. Direct transmission

refers to infection caused by direct inhalation of droplets from sneezing, coughing, talking, and exhaled gas at close range.

Aerosol transmission

means droplets mix in the air to form aerosols, which can lead to infection after inhalation.

Contact transmission

refers to droplets deposited on the surface of objects, contacting contaminated hands, and then contacting mucous membranes such as the mouth, nose, eyes, etc., causing infection.