Wuhan suspends entry and exit services. When can Wuhan entry and exit services be processed in 2020?

As we all know, Wuhan is the hardest hit area in the recent epidemic. Many people have been infected with the new coronavirus, and the number of infections and deaths is increasing. In order to prevent the spread of the virus, Wuhan has suspended the processing of entry and exit services. Let's take a closer look!

Wuhan suspends entry and exit services

In order to strengthen the prevention and control of the novel coronavirus infection, according to the notice from the higher authorities, from now until January 30 (the sixth day of the Chinese New Year), all entry and exit management windows at all levels in the city will suspend all types of entry and exit services for Chinese citizens, and the self-service visa machines for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan will be closed and deactivated. The activation time will be notified separately.

When can Immigration and Exit Services in Wuhan be processed?

According to relevant information, Wuhan's entry and exit services have been suspended. The specific processing time depends on the official notification time. It may be extended for a longer period of time. This has a lot to do with the epidemic of the new coronavirus in Wuhan.

In order to prevent more people from Wuhan from entering and leaving the country and avoid large-scale spread of the virus, the municipal government has taken a number of measures to prevent the movement of Wuhan’s population. Suspending entry and exit services in Wuhan is one of the very important measures and it is also a very necessary measure.

How to prevent the new coronavirus

1. Ventilate frequently: Do a good job of air disinfection and ventilate the room at least twice a day, each time for no less than 30 minutes.

2. Wash your hands frequently: After returning home from outside, you should wash your hands with hand soap and running water in time, or use alcohol-containing hand disinfectant for hand hygiene.

3. Wear a mask: Try to avoid public places where people gather and ventilation is poor, do not have dinner parties, and wear a medical surgical mask or N95 mask when going out.

4. Eat cooked food: disinfect tableware, eat cooked food, try to avoid close contact with poultry and wild animals, and refuse game.

Household tableware can be sterilized by boiling or high temperature for 15 minutes (min).

5. Surface disinfection: Frequently touched surfaces, such as door handles, tables, chairs, toys, etc., should be cleaned and disinfected if necessary. They can be wiped and disinfected with 250-500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for 15-30 minutes, and then washed with water; disinfect at least 1-2 times a week; the floor and walls of the bathroom can be mopped or wiped with 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for 15-30 minutes. Wash basins, toilets, etc. should be cleaned every day and disinfected 1-2 times a week.

How to disinfect at home?

Open windows and doors as much as possible for ventilation every day. If natural ventilation is not possible, use mechanical ventilation such as exhaust fans.

If you are self-isolating at home, you can disinfect your home by:

The surfaces of items that may be touched and used daily, such as countertops, door handles, telephones, switches, kettles, wash basins, and toilets, should be wiped with a chlorine-containing disinfectant containing 250 mg/L to 500 mg/L of effective chlorine, and then rinsed with clean water; at least once a day;

For the floor surface, it is best to wet mop the floor with 250mg/L to 500mg/L of chlorine-containing disinfectant every day;

Daily fabrics (such as towels, clothes, quilts, etc.) should be soaked in 250mg/L to 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for one hour, or boiled for 15 minutes for disinfection;

Heat-resistant items, such as tableware and tea sets, can be boiled for 15 minutes or soaked in 250mg/L to 500mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant for 30 minutes and then rinsed with clean water;

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or use your elbow when coughing, spitting or sneezing. Wash your hands immediately with running water and hand sanitizer after contact with respiratory secretions. It is best to use a special trash can covered with a plastic bag.

Used paper towels, masks, etc. should be placed in special trash cans and cleaned every day. Before cleaning, spray or pour chlorine-containing disinfectant with an effective chlorine content of 500 mg/L to 1000 mg/L until the garbage is completely wet, and then tie the plastic bag tightly.