From 202 1, 10, 18 to 10, 26+00, only eight days passed, and 84 people were diagnosed in Ejina banner, which shows how fierce the epidemic is. Although the epidemic situation in Ejina Banner of Inner Mongolia has been temporarily controlled, the number of cases is still soaring, and it will take at least one month for the epidemic to end.
Second, Ejina Banner carried out the fourth round of overall inspection. More than 80 people were diagnosed in this round of epidemic. Ejina Banner has a population of just over 30,000. On October 202 1, 10 and 18, the results of nucleic acid test were positive among those who had contact with foreign tourists. Affected by the epidemic, 9700 foreign tourists had to stay in the local area.
After the outbreak, Ejina Banner was closed for more than 48 hours, scenic spots were closed, roads were closed for control, and Ejina Banner urgently carried out nationwide large-scale testing.
There are 108 cases in Inner Mongolia, of which 84 cases are from Ejina Banner, which shows that the epidemic situation is serious. Ejina Banner has also been adjusted as a high-risk area.
Ejina Banner conducted the third round of nucleic acid detection for all employees on October 22nd, 20021year1October 24th, 654381October 24th.
In the epidemic, in addition to high-risk groups such as cases and close contacts, more than four rounds of nucleic acid testing are needed. After all, everyone has a different incubation period. Some people have an incubation period of 3-4 weeks, and only by repeated nucleic acid testing can the infected person be detected.
In order to cut off the transmission route of the virus, from1202 1 1 on October 25th, all residents and local tourists in Ejina Banner need to stay at home to fight the epidemic, and it is not recommended to go out.
The epidemic situation in Ejina Banner did not show a downward trend, nor did it show a peak or inflection point. According to the previous experience of epidemic prevention and control in many places in China, the basic epidemic situation can be ended within 1-2 months through epidemiological investigation and national large-scale nucleic acid detection.