The closed-loop management of Beijing Winter Olympics is that there is a virtual "big ring" and several real "small rings" to form a "big ring". These small rings are the Olympic village, training venues and media interview venues where athletes are located.
That is to say, people who come to China from overseas will be screened for their body temperature after entering the customs, and the nucleic acid samples will be sent directly to the Olympic Village or contracted hotels by special means of transportation. Each Olympic Village and contracted hotel is an independent closed loop. From entry to arrival and departure, traffic, catering, accommodation, training, competitions and media interviews form a number of closed-loop points. It is a complete closed loop to connect and move vehicles to carry out activities and work at these closed-loop points.
1. Closed-loop management of overseas Chinese:
People who come to China from abroad can train, compete, interview and work normally in the Olympic Village, training and competition venues and media interview venues. , but they are not allowed to walk out of the "big ring". At the same time, overseas visitors to China began to take their temperature and do nucleic acid tests as soon as they left the customs. In the closed loop, all personnel need to carry out daily health monitoring and nucleic acid detection.
2. Vehicle closed-loop management:
Vehicles connecting the Olympic Village, training and competition venues, media interview venues and other "small rings" are also subject to closed management. Buses will be given away indirectly in various venues without contacting people outside the ring.
3. Incomplete closed-loop management of vaccines:
Those who have not finished vaccination should come 2 1 day in advance, and enter the closed loop after 2 1 day of isolation.
4. Closed-loop management of peripheral audiences:
China does not sell tickets to overseas audiences. If you want to watch the game, you can watch it live, so watching it online is not contagious.
Closed-loop Management Policy of Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022
Closed-loop management time:
202265438+1October 23rd to March 13
Closed-loop management place:
Covers arrival and departure, transportation, accommodation, catering, competitions, opening and closing ceremonies and other venues related to the Winter Olympics.
Closed-loop management strategy:
From June 23, 65438 to the end of the Winter Paralympics, closed-loop management was implemented to ensure the safe hosting of the Winter Olympics. Closed-loop management covers arrival and departure, transportation, accommodation, catering, competitions, opening and closing ceremonies and other places involved in the Winter Olympics. In the closed loop, participants will only be able to move between the venues of the Winter Olympics and participate in activities related to their own training, competitions and work. A special transportation system for the Winter Olympics will be used in the closed loop.
Policy on registered guests
BOCOG and the International Olympic Committee are evaluating and optimizing all activities, and the principle of not coming to China as a last resort cannot be implemented. Stakeholders will also adopt this principle when organizing groups and implementing work plans.
According to this principle, the IOC Executive Board decided to cancel the guest registration category of all stakeholders.
About accommodation policy
Except for athletes and some team officials staying in the Winter Olympics Village, all registered personnel will stay in hotels signed by the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee to meet the epidemic prevention and control requirements of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
How to carry out closed-loop management between competition areas
Take traffic as an example. The Beijing Winter Olympics is equipped with enough buses, minibuses, minibuses and high-speed trains. There are specific protection requirements during the ride along the traffic line, including work and rest arrangements.
In addition, the Beijing Winter Olympics will arrange for Olympic-related personnel to take special buses instead of public transport, which is a bottom line and cannot be separated from the closed loop.