Epidemic prevention policies of countries all over the world

Ten new national epidemic prevention policies

The first is to refine the community epidemic prevention and control grid, establish a special team composed of community workers, community doctors and property management personnel in each grid, and establish a contact mechanism for relevant personnel.

Second, strengthen the management of people entering and leaving the community, implement the management of issuing passes, and strengthen the management at the main entrances and exits of the community by property companies, community workers and party member volunteers to ensure that no outsiders are allowed to enter the community.

Three, issued a notice at the gate of the community, the establishment of inspection sites, publicity and prevention of personnel in and out, and do a good job in the investigation and registration.

Four, require community residents to refuse to visit relatives and friends. Takeaway and express delivery are forbidden, and I will pick them up at the gate if necessary.

Five, foreign vehicles are not allowed to enter, to have entered the foreign vehicles and personnel, shall be registered, timely report to the street emergency headquarters office.

6. Residents are required to wear masks when going out, and residents who don't wear masks are advised to go home. Residents must wear masks when traveling, continue to strengthen publicity and raise residents' awareness of protection.

Seven, to provide "one-on-one" care and service for home isolation personnel, to help them solve the practical difficulties in life during the isolation period, and to publicize the relevant information of the responsible person in time.

Eight, residential roads, corridors, elevators and other public places are regularly disinfected by the property company, and the garbage is cleared in time to ensure a clean and tidy environment in public places.

Nine, the mobile radio station in the community will broadcast the relevant requirements and coping knowledge of scientific epidemic prevention from 8 am to 7 pm.

Ten, mobilize the broad masses of party member and leading cadres to take the lead in realizing the cross policy of "don't come, don't go, don't get together, close, protect".

Canada

On June 20th, the Canadian travel epidemic prevention regulations were amended, so that those who have not been vaccinated can board the plane to leave the country or travel by train in China.

From July 1 day, cancel the airport random test arrangement and transfer to other locations. However, in Canada, passengers still have to wear masks on planes and inter-provincial trains.

Queensland, Australia

Since June 30th, most COVID-19 epidemic restrictions have been lifted in Queensland, Australia. Visitors to nursing homes, homes for the disabled or prisons in Queensland no longer need to be vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine.

John Gerard, Queensland's chief health officer, said that in addition to the above-mentioned places, the government will also revoke the compulsory vaccination of COVID-19 vaccine for workers in many high-risk places, including schools, pre-school education places, off-campus care centers, kindergartens, family day care centers, police detention centers, juvenile detention centers and airports. According to the new regulations, the decision of compulsory vaccination will be decided by its employer.

In addition, international travelers to Queensland do not need to undergo COVID-19 inspection upon arrival. It is worth noting that the mask regulations at the airport have not been cancelled.

Cancel the mandatory mask order

Russia

On July 1 day, the Information Office of the Russian Federation's Consumer Rights Protection and Supervision Bureau released a message saying that all restrictions during the epidemic period, including mask orders and the ban on eating at night, would be lifted.

The information office said that once the epidemic situation worsens, restrictions will be restored.

Thailand

Since July 1, the epidemic prevention level in Thailand has been reduced to green safety level, and citizens can decide whether to wear masks, but they still need to wear masks when taking public transport, visiting markets or concert venues and other crowded places.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

From 0: 00 on June 16 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, it is no longer required to wear masks in public transport and closed spaces. The measure was ordered by the provincial government because "the current epidemic situation and the people's vaccination level are high".

Relax entry restrictions

Japan

From June 10, the Japanese government allowed foreign tourists to enter the country again. This is the second time that Japan has allowed foreign tourists to visit after about two years. Tourists need to come from 98 countries and regions with low infection risk recognized by Japan, and only guided tour groups are allowed.

According to the report, the Japanese government's upper limit for accepting visitors to Japan is less than 20,000 per day. Visitors are exempt from inspection and family isolation when entering the country, regardless of whether they are vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine or not.

Thailand

From July 1 day, the "Thailand Pass" system was completely abolished. Foreign tourists are initially required to register on the system before entering the country, and show their medical insurance certificates to get vaccinated and buy COVID-19 infection insurance. However, since July, tourists do not need to register in the system, but only need to bring their vaccination certificate or COVID-19 test certificate.

Australia

On July 6th, COVID-19 vaccination requirements for foreign tourists were cancelled. It is reported that since the outbreak of the epidemic, Australia has strictly restricted the entry of foreigners who have not been vaccinated, with only a few exceptions. In May, more than 1,000 entry permits were accepted, and only 58 were approved.

Legal basis:

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (revised 20 13)

Article 6 The health administrative department of the State Council is in charge of the prevention and control of infectious diseases and its supervision and management. The health administrative departments of local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases and their supervision and management within their respective administrative areas.

Other departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases within their respective functions and duties.

The prevention and control of infectious diseases in the army shall be handled in accordance with this Law and the relevant provisions of the state, and shall be supervised and managed by the competent health department of the People's Liberation Army of China.