The news about Baoding's closure of the city has been raging, and many media have not issued formal external announcements. After all, the information released by the media pays attention to authenticity. With the reading of related terms exceeding 700,000, many local residents are worried that their personal life and work will be affected.
In addition, Baoding Xushui District issued an important notice. In non-emergency situations, vehicles and tourists outside are not allowed to enter, residents and vehicles inside are not allowed to go out, and do not wander around their homes or jobs. In addition, the silent phase is accompanied by national nucleic acid detection.
Don't believe external rumors, be sure to look for relevant notices. After an epidemic occurs in a city, the news of the city's blockade management will appear on the Internet. In fact, the relevant departments of the city will take very cautious epidemic prevention measures, and most cities will dispel the rumors of city closure. In fact, we should look for the most accurate information released by official departments through major media, and don't believe the information disclosed by WeChat users. Silence does not mean that the city is closed, but insiders need to stay where they are.
Although national nucleic acid testing will make front-line workers face more workload, many small counties and big cities will take the lead in nucleic acid testing. This can quickly identify positive patients, lock the source and route of transmission, and better carry out in-depth epidemic prevention work. In a silent state, residents can't walk, and the probability and risk of infection are the lowest.
Generally speaking, the closure of Baoding is not true. The so-called closure of Baoding refers to three days of silence in Xushui District of Baoding. Internet rumors are not credible, carefully distinguish the authenticity of information. Not all cities will have a lot of cases. In order to prevent them, several cities have raised the level of epidemic prevention. Restore production and life in an orderly manner and reduce the impact of the epidemic on the economy.