The epidemic situation in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia is grim. Which local areas are at risk?

There is epidemic risk in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, and the following places are all risk areas:

Linxi county has changed from a low risk level to a medium risk level area. When the epidemic was first discovered in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, it was discovered in the county seat by relevant experts. The area was sealed off at the first time and upgraded to a medium-risk area. All business premises and shops in the whole county are closed, and staff are required to disinfect all streets twice a day, and all residents are required to carry out nucleic acid testing, with an average of more than 2-3 times a week. Residents in epidemic communities need to have a nucleic acid test every day. When there is no epidemic risk, it can be delayed 14 days from the same day to the low-risk area.

All the communities near linxi county North Street were upgraded to high-risk areas. This street belongs to the core of the epidemic and needs very strict epidemic prevention and control command. All staff members are not allowed to leave at will after entering the high-risk area. They can only go to the low-risk area after entering the low-risk area and do 24-hour personal nucleic acid testing to avoid unnecessary trouble to the residents in the low-risk area. Residents nearby don't have to go out. If you need to see a doctor, you need to report to the local property or staff in advance, and it will be transported in a closed loop by special car.

The university community in Chengnan Street has been upgraded to a medium-risk area. The distance between North Street and South Street is about 2 kilometers. This epidemic prevention policy implements more detailed epidemic prevention and control guidelines to ensure that most residents are less affected by the epidemic. After the completion of isolation control, all areas with epidemic risk need static management for 14 days before they can be reduced from high-risk areas to medium-risk areas and from medium-risk areas to low-risk areas. Other epidemic prevention and control principles remain basically unchanged.