Call back the latest epidemic prevention policy in Nanhe District of Xingtai and call back the latest epidemic prevention policy in Nanhe District of Xingtai.

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Nanhe District will continue to implement global static management, and the termination time will be notified separately. During the period of global static management, continue to carry out nucleic acid detection in the whole region and implement the requirements of static management. Nanhe District will continue to guarantee residents' basic living materials. Residents are requested to strictly implement relevant requirements, actively cooperate with static management, and jointly build a barrier for epidemic prevention and control in our region.

In principle, only one entrance and exit is reserved in each village and residential area, and people are on duty 24 hours a day. In addition to participating in epidemic prevention and control work and handling emergencies and other special circumstances, other personnel are prohibited from entering and leaving with certificates. If you really need to leave because of special circumstances such as urgent need for medical treatment, you must apply to the local community and get approval.

During the period of static management, all personnel adhere to the principle of "no exit, no entry, no movement", stay indoors, remain relatively static, and do a good job in family health monitoring. If you have fever, cough and other symptoms, you should report to your village in time, and please cooperate with the prevention and control measures such as nucleic acid detection. Those who disobey management, enter and leave the card without permission, or conceal the itinerary will be investigated for relevant responsibilities according to the law and regulations.

_ Policy Source: Notice on Continuing Global Static Management

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