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PCR Test Report Required! FAQs About Travel Restrictions in GZ

In order to stop the spread of the epidemic and protect the health of the public, Guangzhou has further strengthened the prevention and control measures. Let’s check the details and know more about the current situation.

According to Guangzhou Municipal Health Commission, there were 10 new locally transmitted COVID-19 patients on Monday, including 9 patients who have previously been identified as locally transmitted asymptomatic carriers.

PCR Test Report Required! FAQs About Travel Restrictions in GZ

Guangzhou has asked its residents not to leave the city unless necessary as a precaution against the latest COVID-19 resurgence. People are required to show a health code from mobile phone for entering key venues such as restaurants and hospitals in Guangzhou.

The government has further tightened the epidemic prevention and control measures. The city’s headquarters on COVID-19 prevention and control issued a notice on the measures. Here’s the full content ↓↓↓

Notice on Further Strengthening the Epidemic Prevention and Control Measures (No. 17)

In order to stop the spread of the epidemic and protect the health of the public, we will strengthen implement the following measures:

1. Tougher travel restrictions. By adopting differentiated measures for different levels of lockdowns, we will ensure that people in high-risk areas and lockdown areas stay in their homes; in areas under restrictive measures, people can only go in but not go out; the general public should not leave Guangzhou or Guangdong Province for non-essential reasons. Those who really need to leave Guangzhou or leave the province must have a certificate of negative test results from within the last 48 hours (this policy will take effect from 12:00 on June 7). CPC members and government agencies at all levels, enterprises, institutions, schools and travel agencies should take the lead in implementing the requirements of not leaving Guangzhou or the province for non-essential reasons.

2. Tougher traffic control. Highways, railways, airports, ports should divert the flow of people to avoid crowds, and carefully check passenger information; buses, taxis, and car-hailing services operators must ask passengers to wear masks, ensure ventilation and disinfection; personal protections for workers onboard should be strengthened; measures such as body temperature check, health code check must be implemented; passengers with red or yellow code must be prohibited from boarding public transportation.

3. Stricter quarantine measures. Personnel going through quarantine in designated places, at homes, and people living in areas under restrictive measures shall strictly abide by control requirements: they shall conduct health monitoring, and not go out without authorization. Anyone who violates relevant regulations and causes the risk of spreading the disease will be investigated for legal responsibility in accordance with the law.

4. Better information updates. In the past 14 days, those who have travelled to medium-and-high-risk areas, lockdown areas or to the areas under restrictive measures should report to their community as soon as possible and provide health information and travel history. They should cooperate to take nucleic acid tests, and go through health monitoring. Those with yellow codes should immediately take nucleic acid test on the same day and report the test results. The information provided must be true and credible, otherwise corresponding legal responsibilities shall be borne for concealing and reporting false information.

5. Tougher nucleic acid testing. Citizens are requested to cooperate with massive nucleic acid tests to ensure that no one is missed, observe the order of the inoculation sites, and wear masks and keep a distance of more than one meter.

6. Tougher control for dine-in services. Citizens are requested to follow the measures for prohibiting and restricting dine-in services and reduce gatherings. Citizens are encouraged to pick up food at restaurants and order take-outs; canteens (including government agencies, institutions, schools, factories, construction sites, businesses) should implement measures such as checking temperatures, dining at different time slots, setting up dividers at tables.

7. Tougher control on gatherings. Meetings, training sessions, and events should be conducted online as much as possible. Offline large-scale events should be reduced. If an event must be held, the scale should be reduced, the number of people controlled, and epidemic prevention and control measures should be implemented in accordance with the principle of “whoever holds the event takes full responsibility.”

8. Tougher control in public places. The management and control measures for public places in the medium-and-high-risk areas and lockdown areas shall be implemented in accordance with the Annex 2 and Annex 3 of No. 15 Notice. The indoor public venues shall ask visitors to make appointments, conduct peak shift, check temperatures, display health code, wear masks before entry. Entertainment venues should be temporarily closed.

9. Greater personal protection. Citizens are strongly encouraged to follow good habits such as wearing masks, washing hands, cleaning homes, and using serving chopsticks. Cook food thoroughly, cover when coughing and sneezing, keep ventilation at indoors, reduce gatherings, and maintain a social distance of more than one meter. Citizens shall conduct self-health monitoring every day. When you experience symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, decreased sense of smell (taste), diarrhea, report your conditions through the Yuekang code or Suikang code. Make sure you step up protective measures such as wearing masks and avoiding public transportation, and you should immediately go to the nearest medical institution with fever clinic (office), and truthfully inform your epidemiological history.

The above prevention and control measures are periodically adjusted based on the epidemic risk assessments. This notice will take effect once it is issued.

Guangzhou COVID-19 Prevention and Control Headquarters

June 6, 2021

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△ Chinese version of the notice

Guangzhou Municipal Transportation Bureau has later issued official interpretation on the travel restrictions. Let’s check!

1. The first stipulation stated, “those who do have a pressing need to leave Guangzhou or Guangdong Province, must hold a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours”, is it a mandatory requirement for leaving Guangzhou or leaving Guangdong Province?

“Leaving Guangzhou or leaving Guangdong Province” covers two aspects:

First, it means passengers leaving Guangzhou from airports, railway stations, and coach terminals located within the jurisdiction of Guangzhou (excluding transit passengers from outside of Guangzhou) must present a green “Health Code” and a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours;

Second, it means drivers and passengers leaving Guangzhou to travel to another province in small vehicles must hold a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours for inspection purposes. This policy is consistent with notification No.14.

2. The requirement for negative PCR test reports obtained within 48 hours will be implemented starting at 12:00 June 7, if I were to leave Guangzhou to travel to another province before 12:00 on the 7th, do I still need to present a negative PCR test report?

Yes. Those who leave Guangzhou to travel to another province before 12:00 June 7, must present a green “Health Code” and a negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours.

Starting from 12:00 June 7, following the latest requirements of notification No.17, those who leave Guangzhou to travel to another province are required to present a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours.

3. If I were to leave Guangzhou for neighboring cities in my own vehicle, but not travelling to another province, do I still need a negative PCR test report? (For example: travelling from Guangzhou to Shenzhen, Qingyuan, Foshan, Zhanjiang and Chaozhou, etc.)

No. Notification No.17 is consistent with Notification No.14, starting from 12:00 June 7, a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours is required only if you are leaving Guangzhou to travel to another province.

However, you must keep an eye on the local policies of your destination to avoid disruptions to your itinerary. In order to rapidly and effectively curb the spread of COVID-19, all residents are advised to stay in Guangzhou and Guangdong Province unless your circumstances are exceptional.

4. Does a truck driver who drives around Guangdong Province to send goods need a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours?

No. Notification No.17 is consistent with Notification No.14, starting from 12:00 June 7, a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours is required only if the truck you are driving is leaving Guangzhou to travel to another province.

5. If I were to take an inter-city coach, commuting coach, chartered tourism coach, or school bus to leave Guangzhou, for example, taking a chartered coach to travel to Zhaoqing from Tianhe East, do I need a negative PCR test report? Where will the report be inspected?

Yes. The above-mentioned means of transportation all fall under the category of chartered passenger transportation, which is part of road passenger transportation, therefore, negative PCR test reports are required.

You will be required to present a negative PCR test report for inspection before boarding the chartered vehicle. The authority will rely on technological means and manual inspection to verify your report.

6. Is a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours required if I were to travel on an inter-city train?

Yes. But at the moment, a negative PCR test report is not required for inter-city trains operating like metros (Guangzhou-Qingyuan and Guangzhou-Foshan circular intercity railway).

7. I am a transit passenger, and I will not leave the station/airport, do I need a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours? What are the requirements at Baiyun Airport?

No. Those who travel to Guangzhou on public transportation for transit purposes without leaving the station/airport do not need a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours.

Those who need to go out of the station/airport and then re-enter the station/airport are required to have a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours. Baiyun International Airport specified if the duration of your transit exceeds a certain period of time, you will need to present a negative PCR test report, please follow “白云机场发布” (Baiyun Airport News) for latest updates.

8. What are the requirements to qualify for a free refund or change of ticket?

Passengers who purchased the ticket before the release of this notification and are unable to present a negative PCR test report when boarding a flight, train, or coach, can apply for a free refund or change of ticket with relevant records or documentation (e.g., purchase record on the app or paper receipts) following the ticket refund and change policies of the airport, railway station, and coach terminal.

9. How to define the time limit for “a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours”?

You must take a PCR test within 48 hours before the departure time stated on the ticket of your flight, train, or coach (determined by the “Testing Time” in your health code or on your hardcopy PCR test report).

For example, if your “Testing Time” is 10:00 June 1, 2021, then you can purchase tickets that depart after 10:00 June 1, 2021 and before 10:00 June 3, 2021.

10. On the negative PCR test report, there are three time stamps: sample collection time, sample processing time, and report printing time. Which time stamp will be used to determine if the negative PCR test report is obtained within 48 hours? The hardcopy test report does not indicate “testing time”, which time stamp should I refer to?

“Testing Time” is the preferred reference. If there is no testing time in the report, sample collection time can also be used as a reference. If there is no “testing time” on your hardcopy test report, please consult the testing facility to clarify the testing time.

11. Is it a mandatory requirement that the negative PCR test report must be issued by a testing facility located in Guangzhou? Will a report issued by an agency outside of Guangzhou be accepted?

Yes. Any negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours of yourself will be accepted.

12. If I must travel for exceptional circumstances, but I don’t have a negative PCR test report obtained within 48 hours, what should I do?

For people who have already purchased a flight ticket, train ticket, or coach ticket (hardcopy or electronic copy) with urgent travel needs, medical facilities will prioritize their PCR test appointment. Please consult medical facilities for more details.

13. Is it a mandatory requirement to present a hardcopy PCR test report to travel on high-speed rail?

Electronic PCR test report included in Health Code and hardcopy PCR test report issued by medical facilities are both acceptable as long as the negative test report is obtained within 48 hours.

We will keep following the updates on the latest anti-epidemic measures and entry policies. Stay tuned!

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Health Code Turns Yellow? Check Here to Get Your Green Code Back

Residents in Guangzhou and Foshan are now required to show their health codes when taking public transport or entering public venues. However, some people found that their codes had turned yellow. So what to do if your code turns yellow?

In order to reduce the risk of the spread of COVID-19 caused by the movement of people, cities in Guangdong, especially Guangzhou, Foshan and Shenzhen, have introduced certain measures.

As we said in the article posted on Tuesday, Guangzhou and Foshan have required passengers leaving the cities via airports, railways, and coach stations to present their green health code and a COVID-19 test certificate with a negative result issued within the past 72 hours.

As for those who stay and live in the cities, health code is still an important thing for daily life. When taking public transport or entering public venues, residents need to show their health codes.

People with yellow health codes cannot take public transportation such as buses and metros, and are restricted from visiting public places.

△ Only the passenger with green code can enter the station

In recent days, some residents found that their health codes had turned yellow, which brings inconveniences in their daily life. What’s wrong? Let’s check some FAQs and get the answers.

Why does my health code turn yellow? What does that mean?

Yellow code indicates that the resident has stayed in or near key places where confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections have once stayed, or might has contacted with these confirmed or asymptomatic cases.

For residents who have recently stayed in key areas in the city but have not yet been tested for nucleic acid (or have no test results), their Suikang Code Will turn yellow from May 28.

Once a code turns yellow, the resident should go to a nucleic acid testing station to take tests.

How to remove the yellow code and get green code?

The resident should take two nucleic acid tests after getting a yellow code and the interval between the two tests should exceed 72 hours. If the results are all negative, the resident’s health code will automatically return to green.

What are the restrictions for yellow code holders?

Residents with a yellow health code should avoid gathering. As we said above, they cannot take public transport such as bus and metro.

What’s more, they are not allowed to enter such as hotels, shopping malls, supermarkets, stations, airports, cinemas, KTVs, bars and other public places, as well as special places such as schools, nursing homes and welfare homes.

How to know whether my health code turns yellow?

You can use WeChat mini-program “Suikang” or “Yuekang” to check your health code. Here’s our article about how to get your health code in Guangdong ↓↓

Without This, You Will be Ban Entering Metro Station in GZ!

△ You can scan the pic to open the mini-program

Those who have a yellow code will receive a message that requesting them to do nucleic acid testing. If the test result of these residents is negative, the code will return to green.

If you have inquiries or questions about the code or other issues, don’t worry, you can call Guangdong’s 24-hour multilingual hotline 1258088, or Guangzhou’s hotline 960169 for help.

We will keep following the updates on the latest anti-epidemic measures and entry policies. Stay tuned!

If you have any questions about living in China, please feel free to contact HACOS!

Health Code Turns Yellow? Check Here to Get Your Green Code Back

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New Chinese Policies Affect You from Today! Let’s Check

A series of new policies and measures will formally be adopted and come into force in June. Let’s see how they will affect your everyday life in China and check the updates of important news!

– 01 –

Updates of COVID-19 pandemic

The latest figures reported by each government’s health authority as of June 1, 2021. © Image | China Daily

According to the National Health Commission of China, the mainland on Monday reported 23 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, including 21 imported cases and 11 locally transmitted cases.

HACOS has set a quick link on the menu of our WeChat page. Follow us, you can check the pandemic real-time report at any time.

New Chinese Policies Affect You from Today! Let's Check

– 02 –

Get ready for Dragon Boat Festival

A 3-day holiday is coming! This year, the Dragon Boat Festival falls on June 14, but the holiday starts two days in advance on June 12.

According to the current rule, the maximum pre-sale period of railway tickets is 15 days. Therefore, train tickets for the holiday are available now.

This year’s Dragon Boat Festival holiday is sure to become the second peak period of passenger movement after the May Day holiday. The number of passengers is expected to hit a record high.

The authorities have warned people to follow social distancing and always put on a face mask as part of the anti-epidemic preventive measures.

New Chinese Policies Affect You from Today! Let's Check

HACOS will be off during the holiday and we’ll back to work on June 15 (Tue) as usual. Please contact us in advance if you have any need.

According to the Regulation on Public Holidays for National Annual Festivals and Memorial Days, there are 7 Chinese festivals having a holiday for all citizens.

We have summarized the public holidays for the national annual festival in 2021, you can click here or check the following link the get the full content.

– 03 –

Health code & negative result of NAT required for leaving Guangzhou and Foshan

As the COVID-19 virus has continued to spread globally, South China’s Guangdong province has recently reported a number of newly confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections.

In order to reduce the risk of the spread of COVID-19 caused by the movement of people, Guangzhou has decided to take the following measures for vehicles and personnel leaving the cities.

Passengers leaving Guangzhou via airports, railways, and coach stations within Guangzhou (excluding transit passengers) must present their green Health Code and a COVID-19 test certificate with a negative result issued within the past 72 hours. Passengers who are unable to depart on time due to a failure to produce a negative test certificate may apply for a free ticket refund or change.
Drivers and passengers of small cars leaving Guangdong (via Guangzhou) must hold a COVID-19 test certificate with a negative result issued within the past 72 hours.
To ensure the normal and uninterrupted operation of freight vehicles, Guangzhou will set up a number of testing sites for truck drivers on main routes to provide free testing services for truck drivers. The specific time and location of these test services will be announced separately.

According to the notice issued by Guangzhou COVID-19 Prevention and Control Headquarters, the above-mentioned measures are effective from May 31 until further notice.

Foshan announced similar measures on Tuesday. Starting from 12:00 a.m. on June 2, passengers leaving the city need to present their green Health Code and a COVID-19 test certificate with a negative result issued within the past 72 hours.

– 04 –

China to support couples having third child

China will allow all couples to have three children and beef up support policies in a bid to cope with increasingly aging society, according to a key Party meeting on Monday.

The meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee also highlighted the need to increase the mandatory age for retirement and work proactively toward the unified national management of basic old-age insurance funds to carry out a national strategy of responding proactively to the aging society.

China’s latest national census data, published in May, showed a fertility rate of just 1.3 children per woman in 2020, which was on a par with aging societies like Japan.

– 05 –

Revised laws on children to take effect

Two newly revised laws directly linked to children’s welfare are slated to take effect on June 1, the International Children’s Day, to provide Chinese minors with better protection both at school and home, online and offline.

In the amendment related to family protection, 10 guardianship duties are specified for the living, health and safety of minors, and 11 prohibited behaviors of parents or other guardians are ruled.

In particular, guardians are forbidden to encourage or instigate minors to smoke, use e-cigarettes, drink alcohol or gamble.

Mechanisms to prevent campus bullying and sexual abuse are required to be established, as is a mechanism for mental health screening and early intervention, according to the latest revisions.

– 06 –

New Patent Law amendment comes into effect

Last year, China’s top legislature has passed an amendment to the Patent Law with the aim of improving a long-term mechanism for combating patent infringements and encouraging innovations.

The amended law, which is effective from today, has further strengthened protection of the legitimate rights and interests of patentees. For example, the protection of design patents has been prolonged from 10 to 15 years.

It also solved some common complaints among patent holders, such as problems with the high cost of litigation and low compensation for patent violators, and streamlined some rules on dealing with disputes over pharmaceutical patents.

– 07 –

These China-bound flights to suspended! CAAC issued circuit breaker directives

In recent days, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has issued “circuit breaker” directives on three airlines’ flights to China as some passengers on these flights have been tested positive for COVID-19.

We’ve posted an update last week, you can check it from the following link:

Updates on Flying to China! These Flights to be Suspended!

CAAC issued the directives on four more flights on Saturday and Sunday, including EgyptAir’s flight MS958, Beijing Capital Airlines’ flight JD430, Condor’s flight DE8442 and Aeroflot’s flight SU208.

The latest list of airlines and flights that recently got the directives is as follows. If you’ve planned to fly to China this month and bought the tickets for the involved flights, please contact the airlines as soon as possible.

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An Open Letter to Foreign Nationals in Guangzhou

On May 30, Guangzhou Foreign Affairs Office released an open letter to foreigners living in the city on the issue of the current COVID-19 situation. Let’s check the full content of multilingual versions!

English

An Open Letter to Foreign Nationals in Guangzhou

As the COVID-19 virus has continued to spread globally, healthcare workers in Guangzhou have recently reported a number of newly confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections. Currently, we are taking swift and decisive actions to curb the spread of the virus. All of our approaches are science-based, and we need every resident in our city to cooperate with us. Foreign nationals have always been important members of our community, and we have always prioritized their health and safety. We now urge you to take the following actions:

First, support our control and prevention policies. Our healthcare professionals are treating patients, tracing contacts, conducting COVID-19 tests, and disinfecting key areas within the city. If you are approached by government employees, community organizers, or healthcare workers, please, support them by answering their questions. Our control and prevention professionals might also need to clean and disinfect any contaminated surfaces touched by people who test positive. We urge you to postpone or cancel large-scale events and suspend non-essential group activities. Be cautious when you invite guests to your private residence. Family gatherings must be limited to 10 people.

Second, get vaccinated. Widespread vaccinations are a critical tool to achieve herd immunity. We recommend that you and your family get vaccinated to protect yourself and others, unless special circumstances prevent you from doing so. Please, consult a healthcare provider to assess the risks.

Third, follow the latest updates from official sources. We recommend that you follow these public accounts on WeChat: Updates in Guangzhou, Guangzhou Foreign Affairs Office, and Guangzhou Health Commission. Do not trust nor spread unverified information. If you need interpretation services in English, Japanese, or Korean, please, call the Guangzhou Multilingual Public Service Hot-line at 960169. The hotline interpreters will connect you to Guangzhou’s Public Health Hot-line (12320) to answer your enquiries.

Fourth, stay safe by taking some simple precautions, such as physical distancing, wearing a mask, keeping rooms well ventilated, avoiding crowds, and washing your hands. These are still the most simple and effective ways to curb the spread of the virus. If you have a fever or cough, please, go to one of the fever clinics and voluntarily offer the necessary information. Pay attention to food safety, and only purchase frozen food from authorized supermarkets. Avoid visiting any medium-risk areas.

Guangzhou Foreign Affairs Office

May 30, 2021

中文

致在穗外籍人士的一封公开信

当前，全球新冠病毒疫情持续蔓延，广州市也出现新冠肺炎确诊病例和无症状感染者。我们正采取科学、严谨、快速、果断的防疫措施与病毒赛跑，全市人民主动配合、积极参与这场疫情阻击战、歼灭战。在穗外籍人士是广州大家庭的成员，您的健康，我们十分关心关注。在此，我们向在穗的各位外籍人士提出如下倡议：

一、积极配合疫情防控。目前，我市疫情防控相关的医疗救治、流调溯源、人员排查管控、核酸检测、重点场所管控及消杀等工作正在有序开展，如果有政府、社区工作人员、医务人员询问您的情况，请您支持他们的工作。一旦发现新冠肺炎确诊或阳性无症状病例，疾控部门将进行流行病学调查和必要的场地环境消毒，请予以积极配合。请您近期避免举办或参加非必要、不紧急的集体性聚集活动，适当延期或取消举办大型聚集活动；谨慎邀请非必要人员或健康状况不明人员进入居所，家庭私人聚会控制在10人以下，最大限度减少疫情传播风险。

二、自愿接种新冠疫苗。接种疫苗是加快建立全民免疫屏障、降低病毒传染风险最科学、最有效的办法。为了更好地保护您和家人，建议您和家人在没有接种禁忌症的情况下，按照知情、自愿、自担风险原则，积极接种新冠疫苗，共同建立群体免疫。

三、主动关注权威信息。请关注“中国广州发布”、“广州外事”、“广州市卫健委”等官方媒体微信公众号，获取官方发布的疫情防控动态信息。不信谣，不传谣。如果您需要英语、日语和韩语服务,请您致电广州多语种公共服务平台960169热线，平台译员会为您连接广州卫生热线12320进行三方通话解答您的问题。

四、做好日常个人防护。做好个人防护，仍是防控疫情、防止个人感染最简单有效的措施。请坚持佩戴口罩、勤洗手、常通风，保持社交距离，不扎堆、少聚集等良好习惯。做好健康监测，如有发热、咳嗽等不适症状，请您及时到正规医院就诊、如实报告。要重视食品安全，请您尽量到正规超市购买冷链、海鲜等食品。要服从社区管理，如非必要，近期不要前往疫情中风险区域。

广州市人民政府外事办公室

2021年5月30日

日本語

広州滞在中の外国籍の方へ

現在、新冠コロナウイルスが世界中に蔓延しており､広州市におきましても、陽性者や無症状感染者が出ています。我々は、科学的、厳格かつ迅速に、断固たる防疫措置を取り、ウィルスと戦い、市を挙げてウィルスの撲滅戦に取り組んでおります。広州に滞在する外国人の方々も､｢広州大家族｣の大事なメンバーなので､広州市政府は外国人の皆様のご健康に関心を持っております。そこで、広州に滞在する外国人の皆様に､以下のようにご提案いたします。

一、コロナ予防・抑制対策に積極的に協力

現在、我が市は医療救治、疫学調査、人員調査管理、PCR検査、重点場所管理及び消毒・殺菌などの作業を秩序よく推し進めております。市役所、コミュニティスタッフ、医療関係者から質問があった場合、ご協力をお願いします。新型コロナウイルスの陽性者や無症状感染者が発見された場合、疾病コントロール部門は疫学調査､また必要に応じて消毒を行いますので､積極的にご協力ください。人が集まる不要不急のイベントを開催したり、参加したりすることは控え、もしくは延期・キャンセルしてください。必要ではない場合、同居者以外の者や健康状態不明な者を自宅に招待しないようにしてください。感染リスクを最小限に抑えるため、家族会食は10人以下に抑えてください。

二、新型コロナのワクチンを自主的に接種

ワクチン接種は集団免疫の獲得、ウイルス感染リスクの削減に最も科学的で有効な手段である。ご自身やご家族の健康を守るために、接種の条件に満たす場合、インフォームドコンセント、自主的、リスク自己負担の原則に基づき、積極的に新型コロナワクチンを接種してください。

三、オフィシャル情報を積極的に確認

「中国広州发布」、「広州外事」、「広州市卫健委」などの公式SNS（ウィチャットアカウント）にフォローし、感染症予防・抑制対策情報を随時に入手してください。デマを信じない､拡散しない｡英語、日本語、韓国語の通訳サービスが必要な場合、広州多言語公共サービスプラットフォーム（960169）にご連絡ください。広州衛生ホットライン12320に接続し、三者通話の形で回答することが可能です。

四、自己保護はしっかり

自己保護はしっかりと行いましょう。一人一人ができる対策をしっかり行うことは依然として最も有効な感染症予防・抑制措置である。マスク着用、こまめに手洗い、換気、安全な社交距離の保持、集まりしないことを確保するようにしてください。

こまめに健康管理を行い、発熱、咳などの症状があれば、速やかに病院を受診し、隠さずに報告してください。食品の安全を重視し、できるだけ正規のスーパーで冷蔵･冷凍食品や海鮮などを購入してください。コミュニティの管理に従い、不要不急の場合、中リスクの危険区域への移動は避けてください。

広州市人民政府外事弁公室

2021年5月30日

한국어

광저우시에 있는 외국인에게 보낸 공개 편지

현재 전세계적으로 코로나 19가 확산하고 있는 상황에 광저우시도 코로나19 신규 확진자와 무증상 확진자가 발생했습니다. 우리는 과학적이고 엄격하며 신속하여 과감하게 코로나 19를 대응하고 있습니다. 광저우시 시민들도 적극적으로 협조해주며 이번 코로나19와 싸우는 전투에 뛰어들었습니다. 광저우시에 있는 외국인 여러분도 광저우 가족의 식구이며 여러분의 건강도 역시 우리의 큰 관심사입니다. 이 편지를 통해 다음과 같이 외국인 여러분께 몇 가지 제안과 주의사항을 제시하려고 합니다:

1. 코로나19 방역에 적극적으로 협조해 주시길 바랍니다. 현재 광저우시 방역과 관련된 의료 진료, 역학 조사, 인원 선별 관리, 핵산 검사, 중요 장소 관리 및 소독 작업이 순서있게 진행중이며 정부나 지역사회 방역 인력, 의료진이 여러분에게 건강 상황을 문의하면 이들의 업무에 협조해 주시길 바랍니다. 코로나 19 확진자나 무증상 확진자를 발견하면 질병 통제 예방 센터에서 역학 조사와 필요한 장소 환경 소독을 진행하는 데 적극적으로 협조해 주시길 바랍니다. 최근 꼭 필요하지 않고 급하지 않은 모임은 피하시고 대규모 행사를 적당히 미루거나 취소하시길 바랍니다. 꼭 필요하지 않는 인원이나 건강 상태가 불분명한 인원을 숙소에 초대하는 것을 삼가하고 가족 사적 모임은 10인 이하로 제한해 최대한 코로나 19 확산 위험을 낮춥니다.

2. 자발적으로 코로나 19 백신을 접종합니다. 백신 접종은 단체 면역 장벽을 구축하고 바이라스 전파 위험을 낮추는 가장 과학적이고 효과적인 방법입니다. 여러분과 가족을 더욱 안전하게 보호하기 위하여 금기 사항이 없는 경우에 잘 이해하고 자발적이며 리스크를 본인 감당하는 원칙 하에 코로나 19 백신을 적극적으로 접종하시고 단체 면역을 함께 구축하시길 바랍니다.

3. 자발적으로 공신력이 있는 정보에 관심을 둡니다. ‘중국 광저우 발포(中國廣州發佈)’, ‘광저우 외사(廣州外事)’, ‘광저우시 위건위(廣州市衛健委)’ 등 공식 언론 위쳇 계정을 팔로우하며 공식적인 코로나 19 방역 실시간 정보를 파악합니다. 유언비어를 믿거나 유포하지 마시길 바랍니다. 영어나 일본어, 한국어 서비스가 필요하시면 광저우 다언어 공공 서비스 핫라인 960169 전화로 연락해 통역사가 광저우 보건 전화 12320로 연결해 3자 통화로 질문을 답변해 드립니다.

4. 일상적인 개인 방역 조치를 철저히 합니다. 개인 방역을 철저히 하는 것은 방역과 개인간의 전파를 방지하는 가장 쉽고 효과적인 조치입니다. 마스크 착용, 자주 손씻기, 환기 자주하기, 사회적 거리 두기, 모이지 않기 등 좋은 습관을 유지하시길 바랍니다. 건강 모니터링을 철저히 하시고 발열이나 기침 등 증상이 나타나면 바로 정규 병원에서 진료를 받고 사실대로 보고하시길 바랍니다. 식품 안전을 중요시하고 정규 마트에서 콜드체인, 해산물 등 식품을 구매하시길 바랍니다. 지역 사회 관리에 복종하고 꼭 필요하지 않으면 최근 코로나 19 중(中)급 리스크 구역으로 가지 마시길 바랍니다.

광저우시 인민정부 외사판공실

2021년5월30일

Français

Une lettre aux ressortissants étrangers à Guangzhou

Actuellement, la pandémie du Covid-19 continue de se propager dans le monde entier. Des cas confirmés et des infectés asymptomatiques émergent dans la ville de Guangzhou. La municipalité s’est mobilisée de prendre des mesures résolues et scientifiques pour lutter contre le rebond du Covid-19. Tous les citoyens sont priés de participer activement à la prévention et au contrôle de l’épidémie. Les ressortissants étrangers résidant à Guangzhou font partie intégrale de notre grande famille. Nous faisons une grande attention à votre santé et sécurité et nous vous proposons de prendre des actions suivantes:

I. Coopérer activement dans la prévention et le contrôle de l’épidémie. Ces derniers jours, notre municipalité a mis en place une série de mesures pour soigner les malades, dépister la trajectoire des cas confirmés, réaliser des tests PCR et désinfecter les lieux concernés. Si vous êtes interrogé à ce sujet par les agents médicaux, veuillez leur coopérer en répondant véridiquement à leurs questions. Une fois des cas confirmés et des infectés asymptomatiques dépisté, les organes du contrôle d’épidémie vont faire des investigations médicales et la désinfection des endroits concernés. Nous vous prions de ne pas organiser ou participer à des événements collectifs, ne pas inviter des personnes dont l’état de santé est inconnu à entrer dans votre domicile, ne pas faire les réunions familiales plus de 10 personnes, afin de réduire à maximum le risque de la propagation du coronavirus.

II. Se faire vacciner volontairement. Le vaccin est le moyen le plus efficace de réduire le risque d’être infecté pour réaliser une immunité collective. Afin de vous protéger et de protéger votre famille, à la base du principe de libre consentement et la prise du risque par soi-même, nous vous proposons de vous faire vacciner de votre gré à condition que vous état de santé conforme aux critères de la vaccination du Covid-19.

III. Se renseigner tous les jours aux informations officielles, par exemple, les comptes wechat de ” Updates in Guangzhou” “Guangzhou Foreign Affairs Office” “Guangzhou Municipal Health Commission”,etc. Ne croyez pas aux rumeurs et ne propagez pas de rumeurs. Si vous avez besoin des services en anglais, en japonais ou en coréen, veuillez appeler la plateforme multilingue du service public de Guangzhou au numéro 960169, où nos interprètes vous aideront à vous connecter au service de santé 12320 pour répondre à vos questions.

IV. Renforcer la protection personnelle. La protection des individus reste la mesure la plus simple et la plus efficace de lutter contre l’épidémie. Nous vous prions de porter le masque, de laver les mains régulièrement, d’assurer la ventilation, de prendre la distance sociale, de ne pas vous rassembler. A l’apparition des symptômes tels que la fièvre, la toux etc., veuillez vous rendre immédiatement à l’hôpital et rapporter au service de santé de votre quartier. Il faut aussi faire l’attention à la sécurité alimentaire, veuillez aller aux les marchés compétents pour acheter des produits de la chaîne du froid, comme des fruites de mer. Il faut obéir aux consignes administratives du votre quartier, veuillez ne pas vous rendre aux zones à risque moyen si ce n’est pas nécessaire.

Bureau des affaires étrangères de la municipalité de Guangzhou

Le 30 mai 2021

An Open Letter to Foreign Nationals in Guangzhou

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An Open Letter to Foreign Nationals in Guangzhou

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SOURCE | Guangzhou Foreign Affairs Office

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