The management and control of the hardest-hit areas in Fujian have been upgraded, and the urban area of ​​Quanzhou has been closed down | Jilin | Shenzhen | Dongguan

[The Epoch Times, March 18, 2022](The Epoch Times reporter Li Jing reported) Quanzhou has now become the hardest hit area in Fujian Province. As the epidemic continues to spread, Quanzhou has begun to gradually close the city.

On March 17, the Quanzhou Municipal Health Commission notified the local newly confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections. This is the most severe moment of the local epidemic in Quanzhou since the local epidemic was discovered on March 13. At present, the urban area of ​​Quanzhou has announced the closure of the city.

Quanzhou authorities issued an emergency notice in the early morning of the 17th, saying that the city’s residential communities will strengthen management, and the residential communities in affected counties (cities, districts) will implement closed-loop management. . Except for special vehicles such as anti-epidemic vehicles, other foreign vehicles are prohibited from entering and leaving the community.

The authorities require that non-property communities and open communities are responsible for the closed-loop management and control of the communities where they live. The production and living areas of the enterprise are referred to the implementation of closed-loop management.

The city’s 20 colleges and universities, 24 secondary vocational schools, and primary and secondary schools in all counties (cities, districts) have fully converted to online teaching.

On March 15, Quanzhou Public Transport Group issued an emergency notice that from March 16, all bus lines (100 in total) in the central urban area of ​​Quanzhou will be suspended.
Fengze District, Quanzhou City conducted the first round of nucleic acid sampling for all staff on March 14; the second round of nucleic acid sampling for all staff on the 15th; the third round of nucleic acid sampling for all staff on the 16th; and the fourth round of nucleic acid sampling for all staff on the 17th. sampling.

Quanzhou urgently built Beifeng “quarantine cabin”, which will set up more than 1,500 isolation rooms to receive close contacts.

In addition, the epidemic situation in Shishi City, which is hosted by Quanzhou, is also very serious. The city has designated a number of closed and controlled areas and control areas.

At present, the epidemic control measures in Fujian Province have been upgraded.

According to the official notification, as of 15:00 on March 17, there are 23 high-risk areas in the country, including 4 in Tianjin, 1 in Hebei, 1 in Liaoning, 1 in Jilin, 2 in Jiangsu, 1 in Fujian, 7 in Shandong, and 1 in Guangdong. 2, 2 in Shaanxi, 2 in Gansu; 345 in medium-risk areas, including Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Anhui, Fujian, Shandong, Henan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing , Yunnan, Shaanxi, Gansu.

The Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China held a meeting on epidemic prevention and control on March 17, and the authorities once again demanded that the policy of “dynamic clearing” be adhered to.

Previously, the Chinese Communist Party has repeatedly emphasized “dynamic clearing”, while the public believes that “dynamic clearing” means closing the city. Recently, Sun Chunlan, vice-premier of the Communist Party of China, demanded to achieve “dynamic clearing” as soon as possible during an inspection in Jilin Province, and the Jilin authorities promised to “achieve it within a week”.

Recently, the epidemic situation in various provinces and cities in the mainland has rapidly heated up. Jilin has closed the province, and Shenzhen and Dongguan have announced the closure of the city. In addition, shortly after Shanghai closed the city in disguise, the epidemic in the neighboring Nanjing city escalated, and the entire city seemed to have pressed the “pause button”.

The epidemic in mainland China has been going on for more than two years, and the CCP’s extreme epidemic prevention measures have made people’s lives in a difficult situation: some people can’t go home after the school blockade, some people sleep on the streets, some people can’t buy urgently needed medicines, and some people even die while waiting to be hospitalized.

Responsible editor: Sun Yun#