Inner Mongolia yesterday added 29 new indigenous confirmed cases and 53 indigenous asymptomatic infections

October 20, 2022October 20, 2022

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From 0 to 24:00 on October 19, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region reported no new overseas imported asymptomatic infections. There were 29 new confirmed local cases, including 9 cases in Hohhot (including 2 cases from asymptomatic infections to confirmed cases), 4 cases in Baotou (all in Qingshan District), 4 cases in Hulunbeier (including 1 case from asymptomatic infections to confirmed cases, all in Ewenke Autonomous Banner), 7 cases in Chifeng (2 cases in Hongshan District, 5 cases in Aruqorqin Banner), 3 cases in Erdos (all in Dalat Banner), 2 cases in Wuhai 2 cases (1 case in Haibowan District, 1 case in Hainan District); 53 cases of asymptomatic infection, including 34 cases in Hohhot City, 2 cases in Baotou City (1 case in Qingshan District, 1 case in Jiuyuan District), 3 cases in Hulunbeier City (2 cases in Ewenke Autonomous Banner, 1 case in Manzhouli City), 8 cases in Chifeng City (5 cases in Hongshan District, 3 cases in Aruqorqin Banner), 6 cases in Wuhai City (3 cases in Haibowan District, 2 cases in Hainan District, 1 case in Uda District). . One confirmed case was imported from abroad, which was an asymptomatic infection turned into a confirmed case, and was diverted to Hohhot Baita International Airport by an international flight from the capital airport. The local confirmed cases were cured and discharged in 26 cases; 136 cases of local asymptomatic infected persons were released from medical observation.

As of 24:00 on October 19, there were 457 confirmed local cases and 2447 asymptomatic local cases in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. There are 12 confirmed cases and 7 asymptomatic cases imported from abroad, all of which were diverted to Hohhot Baita International Airport by international flights from the capital airport. All of the above people were isolated and treated in designated hospitals, and all close contacts were placed under intensive medical observation in designated places to prevent the spread of the epidemic.