Heilongjiang September 25 new native infections "16 + 141"

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On September 25, 0-24 hours, there were 16 new cases of confirmed indigenous cases in Heilongjiang Province: 13 cases in Jiamusi City (9 cases in Xiangyang District, 3 cases in the suburbs and 1 case in Qianjin District), of which 5 cases were found in centralized isolation and 8 cases were found in home isolation for medical observation; 3 cases in Harbin City (all in Xiangfang District), all of which were found in centralized isolation. 141 new cases of indigenous asymptomatic infections: 74 cases in Heihe City (all in Aihui District), of which 43 cases were found in centralized isolation and 31 cases in home isolation under medical observation; 65 cases in Jiamusi City (52 cases in Xiangyang District, 7 cases in suburban areas, 5 cases in Qianjin District, 1 case in Dongfeng District), of which 29 cases were found in centralized isolation, 33 cases were found in home isolation under medical observation, 2 cases were found in high-risk area screening, and closed-loop management 1 case was found in the key population screening; 2 cases were found in Harbin (both in Xiangfang District), both of which were found in centralized isolation. There were 3 new cases of asymptomatic infections imported from abroad (2 cases reported in Harbin City and 1 case reported in Mudanjiang City). 26 cases of local asymptomatic infected persons were released from medical observation on the same day (25 cases in Daqing City, 1 case in Hehe City); 2 cases of overseas imported confirmed cases were cured and discharged on the same day.

As of 24:00 on September 25, there were 84 confirmed local cases and 1047 local asymptomatic cases in the province; there were 16 confirmed imported cases and 26 imported asymptomatic cases in the province.

In order to fully implement the general strategy of “external prevention of importation and internal prevention of rebound” and the general policy of “dynamic zero”, and effectively control and reduce the risk of importation and spread of the epidemic, the general public is invited to deeply understand the complexity, enormity and recurrence of the epidemic prevention and control, and firmly establish The general public is urged to understand the complexity, enormity and recurrence of the epidemic, firmly establish the concept of “everyone is the first person responsible for his or her own health”, enhance the awareness of prevention, refrain from going to medium and high-risk areas and key areas of the epidemic unless necessary, insist on “wearing masks, washing hands regularly, ventilating more and not gathering”, pay close attention to the epidemic situation, and pay close attention to the activities of positive infected persons if they cross paths. If you have interactions with positive infected persons or have a history of staying in medium to high-risk areas or epidemic-related areas in China within 7 days, take the initiative to report to your community (village) or work unit immediately and cooperate in implementing 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 fever screening and consultation, avoid taking public transportation during the consultation process, and take the initiative to inform the history of residence and contact history.

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.