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Ho Chi Minh City strengthens measures to prevent epidemics when people return to the city from towns to work after Tet.
In the context of people returning to Ho Chi Minh City to work after Tet, on February 19, the Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, Duong Anh Duc, signed a document to strengthen the measures against Covid-19.
Consequently, the leaders of departments, sectors, units, the chairman of the People’s Committee of the city of Thu Duc and the districts and districts continue to raise the highest level of vigilance against Covid-19.
The functional units must consider the prevention of Covid-19 and infectious diseases as a key task, assigning forces to participate in epidemic prevention from the beginning of the year.
All city departments, departments, agencies and organizations shall lead their units and subordinate units to implement the 5K principle of the Ministry of Health in all activities.
Compliance units wear masks, clean and disinfect regularly; Organize the work process to ensure a safe distance, do not gather many people, but still ensure the human resources to operate.
Individuals should make medical reports if they return from epidemic areas, immediately notify local authorities and health personnel for guidance on medical supervision and testing.
The official dispatch also indicated that the departments, agencies and branches should direct the units, companies and establishments to strictly implement the sets of criteria to evaluate the safety of the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic.
The units have fully implemented disease control measures in accordance with the Manual “Guide for the prevention of Covid-19 epidemics in the community in a new normal state” of the Ministry of Health.
Industrial parks and companies must have adequate anti-epidemic plans at the time of production.
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