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China's Shandong province new type A influenza travel epidemic recommended to be upgraded to second level alert (Alert)
According to the Department of Disease Control, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on May 23, 2020 (China) on May 9th and 13th that China will report one case of H9N2 influenza, one of which is a 6-year-old boy in Weihai City, Shandong Province. , Onset on April 28;
the other case was a 10-month-old baby boy in Xiamen, Fujian Province, on May 4.
Two cases had mild symptoms. After receiving treatment, they have all recovered. Both cases had a history of poultry or live poultry market exposure before the onset. Based on the local risk of environmental exposure, the CDC announced that in addition to Fujian Province, which has been listed as the second-level warning (Alert) of the new type A influenza tourism outbreak recommendation, Shandong Province has also been upgraded to the second-level warning (Alert) from now on. ); In addition, China Mainland (including Hong Kong and Macao) severe special infectious pneumonia travel epidemic recommended level of maintenance to maintain the third level warning (Warning).
According to the CDC, there have been 7 cases of H9N2 influenza in mainland China (including Hong Kong) since October last year, with no deaths, distributed in Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Hong Kong (moved from Guangdong), Hunan and Shandong The provinces are all mild and have a history of poultry or live poultry market exposure; there have been a total of 46 cases worldwide so far in 2013, with 38 cases in mainland China (including Hong Kong). At present, the CDC has listed the recommendations of the new type A influenza travel epidemic in Mainland China's Anhui Province, Beijing City, Fujian Province, Guangdong Province, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hunan Province, Jiangsu Province, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Yunnan Province, and Shandong Province as the second-level warning (Alert), other provinces and cities are listed as the first level of attention (Watch).
The Department of Disease Control reminds people that when they go to mainland China, they should implement the "5 to 6 no" principle, 5 to: poultry meat and eggs should be cooked, wash hands with soap, the doctor should wear a mask to seek medical treatment, and long-term contact with birds People must be vaccinated against influenza, a balanced diet and appropriate exercise; 6 No: do not eat raw poultry eggs or products, do not smuggle and buy unrecognized poultry meat, do not touch or feed migratory birds and poultry, do not wild and Discard poultry at will, do not mix breeding poultry with other livestock, and do not go to places where there is no air circulation or crowding.
If you have a fever or flu-like symptoms when you return to China, you should take the initiative to inform airline personnel and quarantine personnel at the airport and port; if you have the above symptoms after returning to China, you should wear a mask to seek medical treatment as soon as possible, and inform the doctor of the history of travel contact. For related information, please refer to the website of the CDC (https://www.cdc.gov.tw/), or call the toll-free epidemic prevention line 1922 (or 0800-001922) for inquiries.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/Bulletin/Deta...RtTvw?typeid=9
China's Shandong province new type A influenza travel epidemic recommended to be upgraded to second level alert (Alert)
Release Date: 2020-05-25
According to the Department of Disease Control, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on May 23, 2020 (China) on May 9th and 13th that China will report one case of H9N2 influenza, one of which is a 6-year-old boy in Weihai City, Shandong Province. , Onset on April 28;
the other case was a 10-month-old baby boy in Xiamen, Fujian Province, on May 4.
Two cases had mild symptoms. After receiving treatment, they have all recovered. Both cases had a history of poultry or live poultry market exposure before the onset. Based on the local risk of environmental exposure, the CDC announced that in addition to Fujian Province, which has been listed as the second-level warning (Alert) of the new type A influenza tourism outbreak recommendation, Shandong Province has also been upgraded to the second-level warning (Alert) from now on. ); In addition, China Mainland (including Hong Kong and Macao) severe special infectious pneumonia travel epidemic recommended level of maintenance to maintain the third level warning (Warning).
According to the CDC, there have been 7 cases of H9N2 influenza in mainland China (including Hong Kong) since October last year, with no deaths, distributed in Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Hong Kong (moved from Guangdong), Hunan and Shandong The provinces are all mild and have a history of poultry or live poultry market exposure; there have been a total of 46 cases worldwide so far in 2013, with 38 cases in mainland China (including Hong Kong). At present, the CDC has listed the recommendations of the new type A influenza travel epidemic in Mainland China's Anhui Province, Beijing City, Fujian Province, Guangdong Province, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hunan Province, Jiangsu Province, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Yunnan Province, and Shandong Province as the second-level warning (Alert), other provinces and cities are listed as the first level of attention (Watch).
The Department of Disease Control reminds people that when they go to mainland China, they should implement the "5 to 6 no" principle, 5 to: poultry meat and eggs should be cooked, wash hands with soap, the doctor should wear a mask to seek medical treatment, and long-term contact with birds People must be vaccinated against influenza, a balanced diet and appropriate exercise; 6 No: do not eat raw poultry eggs or products, do not smuggle and buy unrecognized poultry meat, do not touch or feed migratory birds and poultry, do not wild and Discard poultry at will, do not mix breeding poultry with other livestock, and do not go to places where there is no air circulation or crowding.
If you have a fever or flu-like symptoms when you return to China, you should take the initiative to inform airline personnel and quarantine personnel at the airport and port; if you have the above symptoms after returning to China, you should wear a mask to seek medical treatment as soon as possible, and inform the doctor of the history of travel contact. For related information, please refer to the website of the CDC (https://www.cdc.gov.tw/), or call the toll-free epidemic prevention line 1922 (or 0800-001922) for inquiries.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/Bulletin/Deta...RtTvw?typeid=9
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