If you receive a call from big data to investigate the epidemic and get an incorrect answer, you can call back to explain the situation, because the mobile phone is usually a fixed phone or a mobile phone number.

First of all, the flow transfer staff will verify whether the contents in the investigation letter are accurate, whether I am in the jurisdiction and the specific location. If you are in the jurisdiction, continue to ask your basic information (name, ID number, current address, work unit, etc. ).

Next, ask:

Your action track and specific time in recent days; Who I contacted and where I went; All possible contacts, such as colleagues and roommates (not auditing, but asking questions may be more detailed than auditing).

Health status: there may be discomfort in the near future; Whether to seek medical treatment in the near future; Past medical history (I am more concerned about your health than your parents in an emergency).

History of sojourning in epidemic areas: where have you traveled, worked and lived; What village is your hometown in? Did you go back to live?

Means of transportation: by plane, train, car or ship.

Close contact history of the case: passengers on the same plane; Close communication; Family members; Colleagues and classmates; Play Ma You; Pay attention to the crowd.