Heilongjiang had 5 new confirmed indigenous cases yesterday and 184 new indigenous asymptomatic infections

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From 0 to 24 hours on October 31, there were 5 new local confirmed cases in Heilongjiang Province, including 3 cases in Suihua City (all in Beilin District, 2 cases found in centralized isolation and 1 case found in screening of key populations), 1 case in Harbin City (in Nangang District, found in screening of medium-risk areas) and 1 case in Mudanjiang City (in Yangming District, found in home isolation for medical observation); there were 184 new local asymptomatic infections, including 167 cases in Suihua City 167 cases (165 cases in Beilin District, 2 cases in Suiling County, 148 cases found in centralized isolation, 19 cases found in screening of key populations), 8 cases in Mudanjiang City (7 cases in Yangming District, 1 case in Aimin District, 5 cases found in centralized isolation, 2 cases found in home isolation under medical observation, 1 case found in screening of key populations), 8 cases in Heihe City (all in Aihui District, 2 cases found in centralized isolation, 1 case found in home isolation under medical observation, 3 cases found in screening of key populations, 1 case found in home isolation under medical observation, 1 case found in screening of key populations). (3 cases were found in home isolation medical observation, 3 cases were found in key population screening, 2 cases were found in community screening), and 1 case in Harbin (found in Nangang District, which was found in key population screening). There were 2 new cases of asymptomatic infections imported from abroad (reported in Harbin, imported from Korea). The same day the release of medical observation of local asymptomatic infected persons 5 cases (5 cases in Heihe City).

As of 24:00 on October 31, there were 34 confirmed local cases and 626 local asymptomatic infections in the province; there were 2 confirmed cases and 15 asymptomatic infections imported from abroad.

The current situation of domestic and provincial epidemic prevention and control is still serious and complex, and the risk of importation of epidemic continues to increase. The general public is invited to understand the complexity, difficulty and repetitiveness of epidemic prevention and control, and to firmly establish the concept that “everyone is the first person responsible for his or her own health”. Insist on keeping a safe social distance, do not pile up, do not gather, wash hands regularly, ventilate often, have fewer gatherings, share meals, use public spoons and chopsticks, use tissues or elbow sleeves to cover coughs and sneezes, and actively cooperate with temperature measurement and health code (trip code) checks when entering and leaving public places. Pay close attention to the dynamics of the epidemic. If you intersect with the activity trajectory of positive infected persons or have a history of travel to domestic medium- to high-risk areas or epidemic-related areas within 7 days, immediately take the initiative to report to your community (village or town) or work unit and cooperate with the implementation of preventive and control measures. If symptoms such as fever, dry cough, weakness, sore throat, loss of smell (taste), diarrhea, etc. occur, do not take medication on your own, wear a mask and go to the nearest medical institution as soon as possible for screening and consultation of the fever clinic, avoid taking public transportation during the consultation process, and take the initiative to inform the history of residence and exposure.

The epidemic prevention and control command in each city should check the recent arrival (return) of people with a history of residence in the province, strengthen “big data + grid”, accurately grasp and control the relevant risk personnel, and implement classification and control measures such as code assignment, nucleic acid testing, isolation management and health monitoring in the first instance after the risk personnel are assessed to be at risk of infection. The first thing to do is to implement categorized control measures such as code assignment, nucleic acid testing, isolation management and health monitoring.