Xi' an temporary control measures

Xi 'an temporary control measures are as follows:

1. Public entertainment and leisure places (KTV, Internet cafes, bars, chess and card rooms, script killing, secret room escape, foot bath shops, bath centers, steaming rooms, teahouses, etc.). ), business places where people gather (gymnasiums, gymnasiums, yoga studios and various training and intermediary institutions, etc.). ), as well as public cultural activities (indoor attractions, cultural centers, libraries, museums, theaters and so on. Closed management of prisons, welfare homes, pension institutions and other special places.

2 all catering units in the city (including beverage shops, snack bars, breakfast shops, etc.). (excluding hotels and internal canteens) Stop eating 1 week, strictly implement the code scanning registration system, provide take-away food ordering in stores, networks or telephones, and implement "non-contact" food delivery service.

3. Strictly control personnel gathering. 1 week, large-scale meetings and various offline trainings will not be held, and group activities will be strictly controlled. Implement "delayed wedding, simple funeral, no banquet". All places of religious activities (including places of folk belief) are temporarily closed, and all religious activities are suspended.

4. Primary and secondary schools and kindergartens have early holidays, colleges and universities implement closed management, and training institutions suspend business 1 week.

5. The city's party and government organs, enterprises and institutions, communities, public places, vehicles, outdoor attractions, catering units (takeaway), supermarkets and other places should strictly implement measures such as code scanning, temperature measurement, standardized wearing of masks, ventilation and disinfection.

Legal basis:

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases

Article 3 stipulates that China's legal infectious diseases are divided into three categories according to the outbreak, epidemic situation and degree of harm. Among them, Class A infectious diseases include plague and cholera, Class B infectious diseases include SARS, AIDS, viral hepatitis, polio and human infection with highly pathogenic avian influenza, and Class C infectious diseases include influenza, mumps and rubella. Other infectious diseases other than those prescribed by law, which need to be classified as Class B and Class C according to their outbreak, epidemic situation and degree of harm, shall be decided and announced by the administrative department of health of the State Council.

According to the relevant provisions of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases and the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Emergency Response, according to the nature, degree and scope of public health emergencies, public health emergencies can be divided into four grades: particularly serious (Grade I), major (Grade II), major (Grade III) and general (Grade IV). Among them, the first-level response belongs to the highest-level response.

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases

Article 16 Paragraph 1 The state and society shall care for and help patients with infectious diseases, pathogen carriers and patients suspected of infectious diseases, so that they can receive timely treatment. No unit or individual may discriminate against patients with infectious diseases, pathogen carriers and suspected patients with infectious diseases.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Emergency Response Law

Article 57 Citizens in places where emergencies occur shall obey the command and arrangement of the people's governments, residents' committees, villagers' committees or their subordinate units, cooperate with the emergency measures taken by the people's governments, actively participate in emergency rescue work and help maintain social order.