New crown pneumonia epidemic information release in Guizhou Province on November 28

November 29, 2022November 29, 2022

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The latest situation of the province’s new crown pneumonia epidemic from 0-24 hours on November 28, 2022 is as follows.

111 new cases of imported and associated infections from other provinces, including: 16 confirmed cases (7 in Guiyang, 3 in Zunyi, 2 in Liupanshui, 1 in Tongren, 3 in Qiannan), 95 asymptomatic infections (19 in Guiyang, 25 in Zunyi, 2 in Anshun, 23 in Bijie, 9 in Tongren, 7 in Liupanshui, 6 in Qiandongnan, 3 in Qianxinan, 1 in Qiannan) The number of new cases was 23.

There were 23 new cases of infection in the province. Among them: 2 confirmed cases (2 cases in Guiyang City), 21 asymptomatic infections (8 cases in Guiyang City, 9 cases in Bijie City, 4 cases in Zunyi City).

On the same day, 11 cases of confirmed cases were cured and discharged from hospital, 28 cases of asymptomatic infected persons were released from medical isolation and observation.

There are 223 confirmed cases in the province (89 cases in Zunyi, 69 cases in Guiyang, 31 cases in Bijie, 10 cases in Qiannan, 8 cases in Liupanshui, 7 cases in Tongren, 6 cases in Qiandongnan, 2 cases in Qianxinan and 1 case in Anshun). There are 909 cases of asymptomatic infection (420 cases in Bijie, 226 cases in Zunyi, 151 cases in Guiyang, 37 cases in Tongren, 23 cases in Liupanshui, 14 cases in Qiannan, 15 cases in Qiandongnan, 15 cases in Qiandongnan, and 8 cases in Anshun).

As of 22:00 on November 28, 2022, the province reported a cumulative total of 90,437,200 doses of vaccination against the new coronavirus.

Details of the local risk areas can be found on the “State Council Client” APP.

The Guizhou Provincial Health and Wellness Commission reminds: those who enter Guizhou must declare their health in advance in the WeChat or Alipay app “Guizhou Health Code”, and take the initiative to perform “landing inspection” after entering Guizhou to comply with the relevant epidemic prevention and control requirements and reduce the risk of transmission.