(Hong Kong Wenhui Network reporter Liu Junhai Gansu reported) After the outbreak of the epidemic, because of a series of measures such as emergency control and control, many tourist groups and tourists stayed in Gansu. As of the 24th, there were a total of 28 tourist groups and 425 tourists stranded in Gansu, of which the tour groups and the largest number of tourist groups stranded in Dunhuang and Jiayuguan were 18,289. At present, 98 stranded tourist groups who meet the conditions for returning have returned to their hometowns in an orderly manner, including 25 tourists returning to Guangdong from Dunhuang and Jiayuguan and 18 tourists returning to Yunnan.
Local staff deliver magazines to stranded visitors. Courtesy of respondents
Wan Jiejie, member of the party group, deputy director and press spokesman of the Gansu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, introduced that for stranded tourists in non-medium- and high-risk areas and non-close and sub-close contact stranded tourists, after completing no less than 2 nucleic acid tests and testing intervals of not less than 24 hours, the results are negative and the consent of tourists is obtained, the stranded tourists can be arranged to return in an orderly manner. At the same time, a notification letter is sent to the destination before returning to ensure that the destination has the relevant information of stranded tourists in advance and implement follow-up control measures.
Staff to reassure stranded tourists. Courtesy of respondents
In addition, for tourists who have not yet completed nucleic acid testing, nucleic acid testing will be arranged as soon as possible. And continue to do a good job of consulting services and various guarantees for stranded tourists, and fully assist tourists to return to their hometowns safely.
It is reported that in order to appease the emotions of stranded tourists and alleviate the homesickness and anxiety of stranded tourists, the heads and staff of relevant local departments went to the stranded hotels to visit the stranded people, and sent love fruits and magazines to let tourists feel the warmth of home.
"At present, the Gansu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism is also carrying out a province-wide mapping of the health status of travel agency employees, strengthening the health monitoring and track management of travel agency employees, requiring practitioners to complete three nucleic acid tests as soon as possible, removing hidden dangers in the chain of tourism teams, and ensuring early detection and cutting off the transmission route of the epidemic."
24 members of the 3 brigade were stranded in Lanzhou
Yang Dezhi, vice mayor of Lanzhou, introduced that in order to reduce the flow of social personnel, Lanzhou terminated all travel activities of tourists in Lanzhou, adopted local isolation, local observation, and concentrated nucleic acid testing. By reducing the frequency of public transportation, reduce the flow of people in taxis, buses and subways, and reduce the flow of people. Advocate catering service units to suspend dine-in and cancel all gathering dining activities. Increase the police force to strengthen social patrol control, supervise and guide citizens to wear masks, gather less, do not get together, and discourage gathering behavior.
He Wei, deputy director of the Lanzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, told reporters that since 12 o'clock on October 19, Lanzhou has closed 40 A-class scenic spots in the city, shut down 568 cultural service venues, 199 Internet access service business places, 230 entertainment venues, 6 performance venues, 46 movie theaters, and 47 public cultural service venues. From October 19 to 24, at 12:00, a total of 2,992 law enforcement personnel were dispatched and more than 1,342 cultural tourism business sites were inspected. "We provide care and consultation coordination services for tourists and tour guides stranded in Lanzhou and publicly deploy the leadership team telephone, and so far we have coordinated and handled more than 30 telephone consultation services for various tourist tour guides." He Wei said.
Source | Hong Kong Wenhui Network