Alxa Right Banner: Escorting 124 vehicles of 358 stranded Ejina Banner self-driving tourists "transfer monitoring"

Rule of Law Daily all-media reporter Yan Aiyong correspondent Shi Bin

At 5:00 a.m. on October 30, the Alxa Right Banner Public Security Bureau of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region organized a special police force, which lasted 32 hours, traveled more than 1,750 kilometers, successfully completed 124 vehicles, and 358 stranded tourists from Ejina Banner entered the Alxa Right Banner to carry out the "special task" of centralized health monitoring and epidemic prevention.

The 358 tourists will embark on their way back to their hometown after undergoing 14 days of health monitoring in Ayouqi. The relevant departments of Ayou banner carried out disinfection for the passage lanes and the surrounding environment, and along the line, the police stations of Talmusu Prague, Alatengbao, Mandela, Yaburai, Badain Jaran and other police stations, and the traffic management department escorted the road traffic in accordance with the "principle of territoriality". A right flag to do a good job of protective measures for tourists stranded in Ejin Banner, for the passage lanes and the surrounding environment to kill, divert road traffic, guide self-driving tourists to park vehicles in designated locations. Ayouqi has prepared 7 hotels as places to undertake the placement of stranded self-driving tourists in Badan Jaran Town, all of them have been under centralized health monitoring in Ejinaqi for more than 7 days, no clinical symptoms related to new crown pneumonia have appeared in the past 14 days, and the nucleic acid test results of more than 5 times in Ejinaqi are negative, and the nucleic acid test results in the 48 hours before the transfer are negative and the physical condition is good. Tourists in the designated hotel closed management after centralized nucleic acid testing, the hotel is equipped with medical staff, service personnel, police composed of service team, centralized health monitoring for all tourists, to provide thoughtful and safe services.

Source: Rule of Law Daily - Legal Network