Original title: 8 new local confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in Shaanxi on January 11, all in Xi’an
China Net, January 12th, according to the website of the Shaanxi Provincial Health and Health Commission, from 0 to 24:00 on January 11th, Shaanxi reported 8 new local confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia (all in Xi’an City, found in isolation and control), cured and discharged. 125 cases.
Since December 9, 2021, Shaanxi Province has reported a total of 2,052 local confirmed cases (2,025 in Xi’an, 13 in Xianyang, 13 in Yan’an, and 1 in Weinan), of which 551 were discharged and 1,501 were in hospital.
From 0:00 to 24:00 on January 11, 6 imported confirmed cases were cured and discharged, and 2 asymptomatic infections were released from isolation.
Local confirmed case 1, male, 23 years old, currently living in Yanliang District, Xi’an City. A confirmed case appeared in the living area, and was isolated on December 27. The nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11, and was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
Local confirmed case 2, female, 8 years old, now living in Xi’an High-tech Zone, is a close contact of local confirmed case 14 released on January 2. He was isolated on January 5, and the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. He was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
Local confirmed case 3, male, 66 years old, now living in Chang’an District, Xi’an. During the isolation period of the key personnel, the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11, and the city-level expert group diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild).
Local confirmed case 4, female, 53 years old, now living in Yanta District, Xi’an City, is a close contact of local confirmed case 4 released on January 9. He was isolated on January 8, and the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. He was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
Local confirmed case 5, male, 28 years old, currently living in Yanta District, Xi’an City, is a close contact of local confirmed case 110 released on December 31. He was isolated on December 31, and the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. He was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
Local confirmed case 6, male, 48 years old, now living in Chang’an District, Xi’an. A confirmed case appeared in the work area, and was isolated on December 28. The nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. The city-level expert group diagnosed a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild).
Local confirmed case 7, female, 7 months old, now living in Xi’an High-tech Zone, is a close contact of local confirmed case 36 released on January 6. He was isolated on January 5, and the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. He was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
Local confirmed case 8, male, 67 years old, currently living in Yanta District, Xi’an City, is a close contact of local confirmed case 16 released on January 4. He was isolated on January 4, and the nucleic acid test result was positive on January 11. He was diagnosed as a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia (mild) by the municipal expert group.
The above local confirmed cases are all isolated and treated in designated medical institutions, and the specific activity trajectory will be released by Xi’an City.
As of 24:00 on January 11, a total of 2,315 local confirmed cases (1,501 in hospital, 811 discharged, and 3 deaths) have been reported.
As of 24:00 on January 11, a total of 483 confirmed cases imported from abroad have been reported, of which 474 were discharged and 9 were in hospital. A total of 448 cases of asymptomatic infections imported from abroad have been reported, 59 cases have been converted to confirmed cases, 384 cases have been released from medical observation, and 5 cases of asymptomatic infections are still under medical observation.
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