What risk level does Putian belong to?

The latest data as of 2022-11-28 21:21:10 show that there are currently no low- and high-risk areas in Putian, and they are all normalized prevention and control areas.

The latest standards for classifying areas with high or low risk levels for the epidemic

First, the standards for classifying high- and low-risk areas

1. High-risk areas: In principle, those who are positive for COVID-19 will be The places where infected people live, as well as work places and activity areas with frequent activities and high possibility of epidemic transmission and infection, are classified as high-risk areas. The units in high-risk areas are generally designated as units and buildings and cannot be expanded at will; When the risk of epidemic transmission is unclear or there is widespread community transmission, the demarcation scope of high-risk areas can be appropriately expanded and adjusted;

2. Low-risk areas: counties (cities, districts, banners) where high-risk areas are located Other areas are low-risk areas.

Second, prevention and control measures

1. Implement lockdown measures for high-risk areas, that is, provide door-to-door services without leaving home.

2. To implement preventive measures in low-risk areas, it is necessary to do "personal protection and avoid gatherings."

3. Lifting criteria

1. High-risk area: No new infections are found for 5 consecutive days, and the area is adjusted to a low-risk area. High-risk areas that meet the conditions for unblocking must be unblocked in a timely manner.

2. Low-risk areas: There are no high-risk areas in the county (district, city, banner), and low-risk areas are adjusted to normalized prevention and control.

Fourth. Control of spillover personnel in risk areas

1. High-risk areas: The isolation policy for spillover personnel in high-risk areas is adjusted to "7-day home quarantine", and code management is assigned during home quarantine. , cannot go out. Carry out a nucleic acid test on the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th days of home isolation.

2. Low-risk areas: Those who have a 7-day stay in low-risk areas must complete 2 nucleic acid tests within 3 days (2 tests in 3 days). In addition: the control measures for spillover personnel in risk areas apply to cross-provincial (municipalities, autonomous regions) mobile personnel. The management of spillover personnel in medium-risk areas and high-risk areas within each provincial jurisdiction will be formulated by each locality and then released to the public.

Instructions on the colors of the health codes in areas with high, medium and low risk levels of the latest epidemic:

One and three health code colors

The green health code means that the body temperature is normal and normal after the temperature test. Under the premise of doing a good job of personal protection, you can enter and exit normally;

The yellow health code means that you must implement home health monitoring, do not go out unless necessary, and access to public places is restricted;

The red health code means that the code holder needs to be quarantined at home or in centralized quarantine.

2. Color changes of the health code

The three colors of the health code will change according to the high, medium and low risk areas of the epidemic that the code holder enters and exits.

1. If a person holding a green health code enters a low-risk area without special circumstances, the health code will not change color, which is a normal green health code; if a person holding a green code enters a neutral area, the health code will not change color. After leaving the high-risk area for one hour and the mobile phone can receive communication roaming information normally, the health code will automatically change color from green to yellow or red.

2. After a person holding a yellow code or a red code enters a low-risk area, he or she can record the time of arrival in the low-risk area by turning on his mobile phone. After 7 days of quarantine, the person holding the code has not become a close contact or case. , then the health code will automatically transform into a green health code.

3. If the code holder becomes a close contact or a COVID-19 case, and the code holder reports the information to the code assigning platform, the code assigning platform will turn the code holder's green code into red.

4. If the code holder is diagnosed as a case or suspected case, then 7 days from the day of recovery and discharge, the code holder platform will change the red health code of the code holder into a green health code; for close contacts , starting from the day of contact with the case and 7 days later, if it does not become a new crown case, the platform will convert the red health code back to the yellow health code. After another 3 days of home monitoring, it can be converted to a green health code.