How long does it usually take to unseal the control area?

The unsealing of the control area usually takes at least 14 days, and there is no uniform standard for the specific unsealing time in different regions, which should be determined according to the situation of epidemic prevention and control.

According to the regulations, whether it is a sealed control area or a control area, it can only be unsealed if the following three conditions are met at the same time:

There were no new cases or asymptomatic infections in this area in recent 14 days;

The last close contact in this area has been exposed for more than 14 days, and all the nucleic acid test results are negative;

All personnel in this area completed a round of nucleic acid screening two days before unsealing, and the result was negative.

For example, a residential area was divided into control areas on March 13, and finally 1 person was found to be positive on March 15 and was transported out of the control area on March 16. Then the time to lift the control zone will begin on March 30.

The specific unsealing process includes: determining the street or town government in the control area to apply to the district, county or development zone headquarters for adjustment and unsealing, and reporting the results to the municipal epidemic prevention and control headquarters after expert evaluation, and then the district, county or development zone headquarters will announce the unsealing information.

It should be noted that not blocking does not mean not blocking, and the control area cannot be relaxed after not blocking. Although the normal epidemic prevention and control can be restored, everyone should do a good job in personal hygiene protection, consciously wear masks, wash their hands frequently, disinfect frequently, and keep a distance of one meter. And do not gather together, consolidate the results of epidemic prevention and control, and strive to defeat the virus as soon as possible.