[The number of people with fever and diarrhea in universities in Guangzhou has reached 315]The diarrhea of ​​college students in Guangzhou was initially diagnosed as norovirus infection, and 24 people were initially diagnosed as positive for norovirus.
According to a report from Guangzhou Vocational and Technical University of Science and Technology, since November 27, some students have experienced abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and accompanying fever, and have gone to the school infirmary for medical treatment. After the situation occurred, the doctors in the school’s medical office guided the students to the relevant hospitals for diagnosis and treatment in accordance with the requirements for epidemic prevention and control, and the students then went to the resident hospital for diagnosis and treatment. In the evening, many students developed similar symptoms one after another. After an emergency investigation, the places where students eat and eat are scattered, involving seven stalls in the school canteen and many restaurants outside the school.
In accordance with the reporting system of emergency response plans, the school promptly telephoned the Guangzhou Baiyun District Market Supervision and Management Department and the District Center for Disease Control and Prevention; at the same time, an emergency meeting of school cafeteria administrators was held to analyze the reasons and form a joint investigation team to deal with the ill students. Information is collected, the dining place and food are registered before the onset of illness, and the food samples at all stalls in the canteen are supervised, waiting for inspection and testing by the market supervision department and the CDC. At 20:30 that day, the resident market supervision office sent personnel to the school to investigate the relevant situation. After the Baiyun District Center for Disease Control and Prevention conducted random inspections on the food in the cafeteria, there was no food unsafe problem in the cafeteria food in the school.
According to the school’s report, as of 8 am today (30th), a total of 315 people had symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and fever, among which 24 were initially diagnosed as positive for norovirus. The school said that all people with similar symptoms have implemented isolation and observation measures (of which 284 people are isolated on campus and 31 people are isolated at home).
The school stated that in accordance with the requirements of the school’s emergency plan for the prevention and control of infectious diseases, the “11·27 work class” is currently established to deploy related work. Immediately take measures to control the source of infection, cut off the route of transmission, and protect susceptible groups to ensure the safety and health of students.