Since December 2019, multiple cases of viral pneumonia of unknown cause have been detected in Wuhan. On January 8, 2020, the novel coronavirus was preliminarily identified as the pathogen of this outbreak. To better prevent and control the spread of the novel coronavirus pneumonia and to fully carry out preventive measures, the following notice is given: 1. Do not travel to Wuhan or other areas with severe outbreaks. 2. Increase awareness of hygiene and health: wash your hands frequently after going out, do not spit in public; exercise regularly, maintain a regular schedule, and enhance your immunity. 3. Keep indoor air circulating, avoid enclosed and poorly ventilated public places and crowded areas, and wear a mask when going out whenever possible. 4. Avoid contact with wild animals without protection. 5. If you develop respiratory symptoms such as fever, cough, chest tightness, or shortness of breath, wear a mask and seek medical attention promptly; do not self-medicate to avoid delaying treatment. 6. Wear a mask throughout medical visits, practice proper coughing etiquette: cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing, wrap and dispose of phlegm in the trash, and clean your hands before putting your mask back on. 7. Actively cooperate with doctors by providing information on whether you have traveled to or lived in Wuhan within the past 14 days, and whether you have been in contact with patients from Wuhan with fever and respiratory symptoms. 8. Follow medical advice for proper treatment after consultation and remind family members, close contacts, and coworkers to seek medical attention promptly if they develop similar symptoms. Tips for preventing the novel coronavirus.
Since December 2019, multiple cases of viral pneumonia of unknown cause have been discovered in Wuhan. On January 8, 2020, the novel coronavirus was initially confirmed as the pathogen of this epidemic. To better prevent and control the novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic and carry out comprehensive preventive measures, the following notice is hereby issued:
1. Do not travel to areas with heavier outbreaks such as Wuhan.
2. Increase awareness of health and hygiene, wash hands frequently when going out and returning home, and do not spit anywhere; strengthen exercise, maintain a regular schedule, and improve your own immunity.
3. Pay attention to keeping indoor air circulation, avoid going to enclosed public places with poor air circulation and crowded areas, and try to wear a mask when going out.
4. Avoid contact with wild animals when unprotected.
5. If symptoms of respiratory infection such as fever, cough, chest tightness, and shortness of breath appear, you should wear a mask and seek medical attention promptly, and avoid taking medication on your own to prevent delaying treatment.
6. Wear a mask at all times during the visit, observe proper coughing etiquette, such as covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing, wrap phlegm in a tissue and dispose of it in the trash can, and clean your hands, then put the mask back on properly.
7. Actively cooperate with the doctor by providing information, and inform whether you have traveled to or lived in Wuhan within the 14 days before the onset of illness, and whether you have been in contact with patients from Wuhan who have fever accompanied by respiratory symptoms.
8. After the consultation, follow the doctor's advice for standardized treatment, and remind family members or close contacts, friends, and colleagues to seek medical attention promptly if similar symptoms appear.
Tips for Preventing the Novel Coronavirus
