1. Going out of Anqing-:It is strictly restricted to go to high-risk areas and counties (cities, districts) where high-risk areas are located, and it is unnecessary not to go to other counties (cities, districts) where high-risk areas are located. It is really necessary to register with the unit or community or village, declare voluntarily as soon as possible after returning, and cooperate with the implementation of corresponding health management measures.
2. Arriving in Anqing-:All people from outside the province should report to the destination community (village) or unit in advance through the "know-it-all" APP, telephone and WeChat, and the counties (cities, districts) are responsible for supervising the implementation. If it is not reported and needs to be isolated according to regulations, the expenses shall be borne by itself in principle. People from outside the province should register to use Ankang code before coming (returning). For all people who come (return) and the "Ankang Code" is green, a window will pop up on the "Ankang Code" display interface to remind them. For all foreigners (returnees) in the province, the results of "landing inspection" and "three days and three inspections" are negative after arrival, and the "Ankang code" pop-up window disappears automatically. For those who come (return) to high-risk areas and areas with epidemic situation, measures such as negative proof of nucleic acid test within 48 hours, centralized isolation, home isolation and home health monitoring shall be implemented.
3. Important reminder: The above policies are compiled from the news publicly released by the local government. If there are any updates or errors, please refer to the latest policy. It is recommended to consult local epidemic prevention departments, airports and railway stations. Before going out.
Need to do the following, develop good personal hygiene habits, strengthen physical exercise, do a good job of protection, vaccination and other precautions.
1. Develop good personal hygiene habits: cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or tissue when sneezing or coughing. Wash your hands frequently, with soap or hand sanitizer, and with running water. Don't use cups and tableware with people.
2. Strengthen physical exercise: strengthen outdoor activities and cold-resistant exercise, pay attention to a balanced diet and ensure adequate rest. Pay attention to environmental hygiene, and try to go to crowded public places as little as possible.
3. Do a good job of protection: try to avoid contact with patients with symptoms of respiratory infectious diseases. Wear a mask in crowded places. If you have fever, cough, headache, vomiting and other symptoms, you should seek medical advice promptly.
4. Vaccination: Vaccination can reduce the chance of infection or relieve symptoms. Influenza, meningitis, chickenpox and measles can all be vaccinated.