In order to effectively prevent and respond to the importation of overseas COVID-19 cases, and efficiently protect the people's life and health, according to laws and regulations such as the “Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases” and the “Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People’s Republic of China”, excerpts on relevant matters are announced as follows:

Strengthen control and services on border entry

1. Those who intend to enter Zhejiang should report their personal information through the Zhejiang Provincial Entry Information Pre-declaration Platform in advance (the QR code of the declaration platform is attached); those who have already entered should report their personal information to their community (village) or unit in time and comply with local epidemic prevention and control regulations.

2. Those having respiratory symptoms such as fever and dry cough at the time of entry should be  arranged diagnosis and treatment by local (municipal, county, district) government where the port is located in case that they are found at the port of entry within local province. And the close contacts should be arranged diagnosis and treatment according to the established measures. Those found at port of entry outside the province shall be disposed of in a timely manner in accordance with relevant regulations, and an inter-provincial linkage mechanism shall be initiated to strengthen communication.

3. Centralized or controlled transfers are carried out for the entry people from or to countries and regions（Italy, Spain, France, Germany, United States, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Belgium, Iran, South Korea, Japan） with severe epidemic outbreak within 14 days. In accordance with the principle of territorial management, all such entry people will be subject to centralized medical observation for 14 days.

4. Management measures as full registration and regular declaration of health condition are implemented upon the entry people from or visited non-infected countries (regions) within 14 days. After arriving at the destination or place of residence, all such entry people should report to their community (village) or unit within 1 hour, incorporate themselves into the local epidemic prevention and control system, and report their health conditions such as temperatures to the community (village) or unit every day.