What does enclosure management mean?

Enclosure management is to carry out enclosure management with village (community), district or property community as the unit.

Enclosure management is the enclosure management of the control area, that is, there is only one entrance and exit in the community, and all personnel and vehicles can only enter and exit from this entrance and exit, and all other entrances and exits are closed. In principle, people are not allowed to leave this area. A number of checkpoints are set up in the fence management area, and the staff conduct two-way body temperature detection on 100% people entering and leaving the fence management area, and check the health code, travel code and nucleic acid test certificate. Non-local residents are not allowed to enter in principle.

The purpose of enclosure management is to reduce unnecessary mobility and leaving the community. Therefore, residents in the enclosure management area should be unnecessary and stay at home in principle. Residents or special staff who have purchased daily necessities, medical care, medicines, nucleic acid detection and other special emergencies can enter and leave the community with their work permit or the certificate issued by their unit.

The difference between enclosure management and closed management

Enclosure management refers to the behavior of enclosure management, that is to say, the behavior of enclosure management. Enclosure management is actually an act of limiting it to a certain area or scope for management.

Closed management refers to managing its behavior in a completely closed form, that is, managing its behavior in a completely closed way. Closed management means that management is in a closed state, and no one can get out.