(HBO) - The provincial People’s Committee on January 29 issued Document No.149/UBND-KGVX on implementation of the Prime Minister’s Directive No.05/CT-TTg and the Ministry of Health’sNo.95/CD-BYT dated January 28 on COVID-19 prevention.
Locals wear face masks at mass gathering
to prevent the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Chairman of the provincial People’s
Committee orders:
- Directors of departments, heads of
organisations, and chairpersons of the people’s committees of districts and Hoa
Binh city to strictly carry out the Prime Minister’s Directive No.05/CT-TTg on
urgent measures to prevent COVID-19, the National Steering Committee on
COVID-19 Prevention and Control’s No.95/CD-BYT on inspection and settlement of
the COVID-19 hotspots, as well as documents already issued by the central committees
and the province on COVID-19 prevention. They must review and tighten the
implementation of the measures particularly at healthcare stations, schools,
industrial parks, plants, and mass gathering locations. Besides, unnecessary
meetings, conferences, and parties must be cancelled. They must be responsible
for the COVID-19 prevention work within their authority.
- The People’s Committees of districts and
cities must take full responsibility, and have more drastic and flexible
COVID-19 prevention measures. Response measures must be well prepared so as to
be kicked off in a timely fashion, helping prevent the coronavirus spread to
residential areas, production and business facilities. They must direct the
People’s Committees in communes, wards and town to mobilise heads of the
residential areas and villages, set up working groups in localities to check
the number of people with high risk of COVID-19, update situation in the
locality, and raise public awareness of the COVID-19 prevention work. In the
meantime, quarantine work must be carried out in line with current regulations.
With suspected infections, local authorities must contain and zone off the
infection areas in a timely fashion. Local residents are requested to
wear face masks, reduce mass gatherings, and keep distance at public places.
Supervision of COVID-19 prevention measures must be enhanced at public areas
such as supermarkets, bus stations and public transport, and strict punishment
should be meted out for any violations. Additionally, communication work should
be given due attention to encouraging local residents to use NCOVI and Bluezone
to make healthcare declaration. Localities must arrange sufficient financial
resource, vehicles, medicines and medical equipment for the COVID-19 prevent
work./.
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