The Department of Health suddenly inspected the medical quarantine area in Nghi Loc, Dien Chau
(Baonghean.vn) - Through inspection of concentrated quarantine areas, many problems were discovered and need to be promptly resolved.
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| Associate Professor, Dr. Duong Dinh Chinh - Director of the Department of Health inspects the quarantine area of Dien Ky Kindergarten (Dien Chau). Photo: Thanh Chung |
Implementing the direction of the Provincial Party Secretary and the Department of HealthNghe Anestablished 6 delegations to carry out inspection and examination tasks at theQuarantine areaFocus on Covid-19 prevention in the province. On the afternoon of August 11, two working groups inspected a number of quarantine areas in Nghi Loc and Dien Chau districts.
Through inspection, the delegation discovered a number of shortcomings and problems at quarantine points such as: there is no consensus on the composition of the force performing the task; there are still situations where people on duty manage the island quarantine area or go out to contact with people; waste collection and treatment does not ensure epidemic prevention safety procedures; the force on duty does not have uniforms to distinguish them from those performing quarantine obligations; citizens still gather during the quarantine period, not ensuring social distancing according to regulations...
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| The working group reminded and provided additional guidance on ensuring safety and preventing the Covid-19 epidemic at the Dien Hong Kindergarten Quarantine Area. Photo: Thanh Chung |
The above reality shows that the risk of cross-infection and outbreaks right in the concentrated quarantine areas for epidemic prevention is very high... Therefore, the delegation representative also requested that local authorities and task forces need to rectify and overcome promptly; ensure epidemic prevention safety according to regulations.
In the coming time, 6 working groups of the Department of Health will continue to conduct surprise inspections of concentrated medical quarantine areas, regardless of day or night, and will recommend disciplinary action against organizations and individuals who cause unsafe epidemic prevention practices in quarantine areas.
