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Author: Li Jingshan
2020-08-09 12:11
Last update date: 2020-08-09 12:30The new crown pneumonia epidemic continued, and one more police officer was diagnosed. The police announced that a 23-year-old male police officer stationed in the mobile unit was initially diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia. He went to a designated clinic for a virus test yesterday (8th), and was notified by the testing center that he was positive for the new coronary pneumonia. The male policeman is undergoing mobile unit training and has not conducted any contact with the public. He has no travel history in the past 14 days. His last working day was August 7.
The police expressed their great concern about the incident and waited for the Department of Health to make further assessments and recommendations. Police officers who had arranged close contact with the male police officer were all arranged to work at home and tested for the virus. In addition, the police also arrange for staff to clean and disinfect the training base, and remind colleagues to pay attention to personal hygiene, reduce social contact, and reduce the risk of infection. If you feel unwell, you must report it and seek medical advice immediately.
The police will continue to maintain close contact with the Department of Health, take the initiative to provide the male policeman’s recent work records and duty list and other information, and arrange for relevant close contacts to enter the quarantine center for quarantine.
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New crown pneumonia in the mobile force
