Can I open the door with a seal during the epidemic?

During the epidemic, the door was sealed until it was unsealed.

"Seizure" has two legal bases, both of which can be applied independently. First of all, Article 50 of the Emergency Response Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that during the epidemic prevention and control, buildings in specific areas can be controlled and related places blocked; Secondly, Article 42 of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases in People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that places that may cause the spread of infectious diseases may be closed.

In practice, the "seizure" behavior usually applies to houses, shops, factories, offices and so on. It involves confirmed cases, suspected confirmed cases and close contacts, and its purpose is to prevent the spread and spread of the epidemic. Thus, the legal basis of "seizure" is sufficient, and its application conforms to the corresponding legal provisions.

Legal liability for not cooperating with "sealing"

In practice, there is indeed a phenomenon of refusing to "paste the seal", tearing up the "seal" and even hitting the relevant staff. Article 66 of the Emergency Response Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) clearly gives the public security organs the right to punish the above-mentioned illegal acts.

Article 50 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Public Security Administration Punishment further stipulates that such illegal acts can be punished by administrative penalties such as warning, fine and administrative detention, and the punishment shall be heavier. Of course, criminal responsibility should be investigated according to law for acts that constitute crimes.

To sum up, "sealing up", as one of the epidemic prevention and control measures, has sufficient legal basis and obvious and reasonable necessity for effective epidemic prevention and control, and deserves due understanding and cooperation.