Do I need to quarantine when going to Chaozhou now?

Centralized isolation is not required.

However, necessary measures will be taken to restrict the movement of people, and collective activities such as dinner parties and gatherings will not be allowed. People with yellow codes are not allowed to enter various public places such as hotels, shopping malls, supermarkets, stations, airports, cinemas, KTVs, and bars, as well as special places such as schools, various prisons, nursing homes, and welfare homes. ”

1. Policy for entering Chaozhou

1. Returning from low-risk areas in cities with local epidemics inside and outside the province (including prefecture-level cities where local cases have not been adjusted to risk levels) , you must hold a 48-hour nucleic acid test certificate and a green health code to travel. After the tide arrives, "3 days of home health monitoring and 11 days of self-health monitoring" will be carried out, and nucleic acid tests will be carried out on the 1st, 3rd and 14th days.

2. The residence history of counties (cities, districts, streets) where high-risk areas (including referenced high-risk management areas) are located inside and outside the province, medium-risk areas (including referenced medium-risk management areas) and townships, towns, streets (communities) are located ) incoming (returning) travelers with a travel history must hold a 24-hour nucleic acid test certificate and a green health code when traveling, and will be subject to "14-day home quarantine" after arriving (the time is calculated from the time they leave the local city, the same below). Carry out nucleic acid testing on the 1st, 3rd, 7th, 10th and 14th day.

3. Implement "inbound and outbound" incoming (returning) personnel with a history of residence in high-risk areas (including reference high-risk management areas) inside and outside the province. "Centralized quarantine for 14 days", and nucleic acid testing will be carried out on the 1st, 3rd, 7th, 10th and 14th days.

4. For incoming (returning) waves with obvious risk of community transmission and high risk of import into our city Personnel shall implement "7 days of home isolation and 7 days of home health monitoring" (if necessary, "7 days of centralized isolation and 7 days of home health monitoring"), and nucleic acid testing will be carried out on the 1st, 3rd, 7th and 14th days.

5. Persons with a history of traveling to the above-mentioned epidemic-related areas should take the initiative to report to the town (street), community (village), unit, and hotel where the destination is located before coming (returning) to the tide, and cooperate with the corresponding health management in the tide. Before the test results are obtained, it is recommended to stay at home and avoid unnecessary crowd gatherings

2. Chaozhou travel transportation policy:

1. Railways

for entry and exit The "three 100" measures are implemented for passengers at the station: 100 temperature checks, 100 health codes showing "green code", and 100 wearing masks. For those who have traveled to the city where the medium and high risk areas are located in the past 14 days, the nucleic acid test within 48 hours will be carried out. Proof of negative test

2. Highways

Persons in medium and high-risk areas should not come in unless necessary. Drivers and passengers of vehicles arriving (returning) from medium- and high-risk areas will be subject to health code and nucleic acid test results. Inspection work and implementation of corresponding health management measures

3. Matters related to strengthening Chaozhou epidemic prevention and control

1. Promote reasonable arrangements for non-essential travel and avoid unnecessary travel. Or reduce outbound, inter-provincial, and inter-city travel, and avoid non-essential travel to medium- and high-risk areas, cities where local epidemics occur, or border port cities. Party and government agencies, enterprises and institutions at all levels must establish and improve personnel health records, travel approvals, and inspections. Write-off and other management systems, take the lead in implementing travel requirements.

2. Strictly implement public area management of various markets, shopping malls, supermarkets, schools, off-campus training institutions, after-school care institutions, and scenic spots. , museums, restaurants, hotels, government service halls and other crowded places, as well as Internet cafes, entertainment venues (KTV, song and dance, entertainment halls), cinemas, libraries, chess and card rooms, foot bath shops, massage parlors, bathing centers, indoor attractions, etc. For closed and semi-closed places, designated personnel should be arranged at the entrance to take temperature, check health codes and itinerary codes, strictly implement code scanning for entry, and be reminded to wear masks correctly. Those with an asterisk on their itinerary code and those with red or yellow health codes are not allowed to enter public service venues, and are not allowed to take public transportation.

3. Strict prevention and control at transportation and logistics stations. High-speed rail stations conduct on-site nucleic acid tests for incoming travelers from areas at risk of local epidemics.

Freight terminals, parking lots, logistics parks, and wholesale markets must check nucleic acid certificates for truck drivers and their companions who travel to medium- and high-risk areas. Without a 24-hour nucleic acid certificate, they are prohibited from entering the site to load and unload goods. Truck driver accounts must be established and personnel must be properly prepared. Closed-loop management, especially for large truck drivers whose itinerary codes have asterisks, try to achieve contactless unloading and loading.

Legal basis:

"Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 59

National Incorporate the prevention and control of infectious diseases into the national economic and social development plans, and local people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the prevention and control of infectious diseases into the national economic and social development plans of their respective administrative regions.