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Medical staff guide patients to make paper medical statements at a clinic in Ho Chi Minh City – Photo: XUAN MAI
The Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee has just sent a document to the districts and departments to strengthen the prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic in the city.
Consequently, the City Party Committee has directed all levels of Party committees, authorities, localities and units to identify the prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic as the highest priority task along with the socio-economic development that will come after the New Year of the Ox 2021.
Continue to maintain responsibility, proactively developing plans to respond to all situations; effectively implement the motto of the 5 points and the 4 principles in the prevention of epidemics; Well done to the 5K message: masks, disinfection, distance, no meeting, medical reports …
The City Party Committee suggested at all levels to capture the spirit of vigilance; The prevention of epidemics is at the highest level, overcoming the subjective situation, the abandonment but without causing panic and excessive anxiety.
Limited organization of crowded events, festivals; have solutions to prevent epidemics for pedestrian streets, busy entertainment areas, fireworks activities …; Closely manage the areas of markets, supermarkets, shopping malls, bars, karaoke, nightclubs. Along with that, it is necessary to verify and sanction cases of non-use of masks in accordance with the regulations.
Localities, departments and branches strictly implement the task of strictly controlling transmission sources from abroad, strictly controlling entry and exit; strict regulations and management after isolation. Resolutely handling cases of willful violations and handling the responsibility of the appropriate person for violations to occur.
In addition, the authorities need to strengthen the control and supervision of the implementation of epidemic prevention in residential areas, industrial parks, industrial free zones, hospitals, schools … Timely fight. And strictly punish organizations and people who give false and inaccurate information, affecting the psychology and lives of people.
