On January 15 and 17, there were two consecutive locally confirmed cases in Beijing.
On the morning of the 18th, the Internet quickly rumored that there was also a case of positive nucleic acid test in the first phase of Baiwang Jasmine Garden in Haidian District, Beijing, which once again put everyone into a state of tension.
According to the pictures, according to the opinions of the disease control department, it was decided that from 24:00 on January 17, the first phase of The Bayong Jasmine Garden would be temporarily closed, and the nucleic acid testing of all residents in the community Would only be in and out of the area, and the residents of Building 3 would not leave their homes, and the recovery time would be announced separately.
Subsequently, the staff of the Publicity Department of Malianwa Street introduced that there was indeed a case of positive nucleic acid in the community, which was closely related to the previous cases of Boya West Park, and the community has been temporarily closed for management, and all staff are undergoing nucleic acid testing.
According to the map, Baiwang Jasmine Garden is nearly 5 kilometers away from Boya West Park, where confirmed cases have occurred before, close to Houchangcun Road, and there are many famous enterprises nearby, and the personnel are relatively dense.
In addition, on the morning of the 18th, there was news that a resident of Unit 2 of Building 1 of Bajia Jiayuan, Dongsheng Town, Haidian District, had abnormal nucleic acid test results, and the unit could only enter and exit, and outsiders were not allowed to enter. In this regard, the health industry contacted the staff of the eight Jiayuan communities for the first time, and the other party responded that the resident had negative nucleic acid review and had now lifted the closure, which could be assured.
In recent days, local epidemics have occurred from time to time, and head-to-head confrontations with Omiclon are still continuing. The health community reminds everyone to wear a mask and pay attention to protection!
Source: Health Community (Finishing)