On September 22, Guizhou had 43 new confirmed cases and 103 new asymptomatic infections

September 23, 2022September 23, 2022

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September 22, 2022, 0-24 pm: 43 new confirmed cases in the province (13 cases in Guiyang, 30 cases in Bijie); 103 new asymptomatic infections (29 cases in Guiyang, 74 cases in Bijie). There was one case of asymptomatic infection to confirmed case (Guiyang City). 2 cases of confirmed cases were cured and discharged from hospital, 105 cases were released from medical isolation and observation.

There are 272 confirmed cases in the province (49 cases in Yunyan District, 27 cases in Nanming District, 26 cases in Huaxi District, 9 cases in Wudang District, 1 case in Qingzhen City, 1 case in Xiuwen County, 2 cases in Buzhou District, 1 case in Xinpu New District, 3 cases in Qixingguan District, 1 case in Nayong County, 151 cases in Weaving County, and 1 case in Guiding County). There are 2555 cases of asymptomatic infection (183 cases in Nanming District, 352 cases in Yunyan District, 272 cases in Huaxi District, 2 cases in Baiyun District, 1 case in Guanshan Lake District, 8 cases in Qingzhen City, 360 cases in Wudang District, 41 cases in Xiuwen County, 8 cases in Buzhou District, 2 cases in Xinpu New District, 5 cases in Honghuagang District, 3 cases in Qixingguan District, 1307 cases in Weaving County, 8 cases in Guiding County, 2 cases in Longli County, and 1 case in Puding County).

National risk areas: As of 24:00 on September 22, 2022, there are 610 high-risk areas, 780 medium-risk areas and 121 low-risk areas (see “State Council Client” APP for the list).

The Guizhou Provincial Health and Wellness Commission reminds: At present, the situation of prevention and control of the epidemic at home and abroad is still serious and complicated, and the mutated strain of Omicron, which spreads fast and has a high risk of infection, has been distributed in China. The health declaration must be made in advance in the WeChat or Alipay app “Guizhou Health Code” to comply with the relevant epidemic prevention and control requirements and reduce the risk of transmission.