Source: Beijing Daily
Original title: The Municipal Center for Disease Control reminds citizens to do a good job of personal protection and get the vaccine after vaccination does not mean they have entered the “safe.”
The current global epidemic fluctuates repeatedly, clusters of epidemics have occurred in some areas of the country, and new local confirmed cases related to Beijing and outside of Beijing have been added in this city. The Municipal Center for Disease Control reminds citizens that being vaccinated does not mean being in a “safe” and that personal protection should still be done carefully; during summer travel, pay attention to the current situation of the epidemic, and do not go to areas with medium and high risks.
Lu Li, deputy director of the Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, introduced that vaccination is the most effective measure to prevent diseases, but the vaccination does not mean that you have entered a “safe.” Although vaccination can generate immunity and greatly reduce the risk of infection, However, the protective effect of any vaccine cannot be 100%. Some people may not be able to produce enough antibodies after vaccination, and there is still a risk of infection. Even after vaccination, personal protection is still required.
It is currently in the summer, with frequent personnel exchanges and high mobility, and the prevention and control of the epidemic must not be slack in the slightest. Regarding summer travel, Jia Lei, deputy director of the Infectious Diseases and Endemic Disease Control Institute of the Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, reminded citizens to pay attention to the current situation of the epidemic, check the risk level of the epidemic in my country before traveling, and do not go to medium- and high-risk areas. If you really need to go, you must report to the community where you live in this city and accept corresponding management measures before returning to Beijing.
If you need to travel, you need to plan your itinerary in advance, prepare sufficient protective materials, try to choose the open suburban travel method, avoid popular attractions, and implement appointments and off-peak travel. Special groups such as the elderly, patients with chronic diseases, pregnant women, etc., are not recommended to arrange long trips. Citizens should wear masks scientifically, wash hands frequently, and maintain a safe social distance; cooperate with railway, civil aviation, passenger transportation and other transportation departments to conduct inspections, temperature tests, etc.; when waiting for flights, try not to crowded and air-polluted confined places Stay for a long time and choose to wait in a well-ventilated place.
Reduce unnecessary gatherings. It is not suitable to hold or participate in gatherings with a large number of people. Try to avoid gatherings in confined spaces. Keep the activities as short as possible and pay attention to opening windows for ventilation. Participants should take personal protection, keep a safe distance from others, and prevent sick gatherings.
In addition, citizens should pay close attention to the health of themselves and their family members when traveling. If suspicious symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, etc. occur, they should wear masks and go to the fever clinics of nearby hospitals in time. Do not take medication by themselves, and do not go to unqualified clinics to avoid delays. Diagnosis and treatment; it is not recommended to take public transportation to go to the doctor. (Sun Leqi)
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