If conditions permit, try to choose a low-risk travel mode such as self-driving, and travel at off-peak times as much as possible.

Try to keep a safe social distance with others while waiting for the bus.

When taking the bus or subway, you should wear a mask correctly throughout the journey.

1. Insist on wearing a mask.

Carry a mask with you, and choose the appropriate mask according to the scene of different groups of people. If the mask is worn for more than a certain period of time or if it is soaked or contaminated, it should be replaced in time.

2. Properly ensure special air circulation, give priority to opening windows, and adopt natural ventilation. 

Conditional exhaust fans and other exhaust devices can be turned on to enhance indoor air flow. When using the central air-conditioning ventilation system, the outer windows should be opened regularly to enhance ventilation.

3. Protect personal hygiene.

Wash your hands after arriving at the workplace. Wash your hands or disinfect your hands in time after touching express delivery, cleaning up garbage, before meals and after going to the toilet, etc. Avoid touching mouth, eyes and nose with unwashed hands.

4. Keep the environment hygienic and clean.

Clean up the garbage in time. Cleaning and disinfection should be strengthened when using public items, and they should be wiped with alcohol-based or chlorine-based disinfectants.

5. Safe dining.

Dining utensils are disinfected for one use per person.

Pay attention to hand hygiene when buying (taking) meals, sit scattered when eating, do not get together, do not chat, and avoid face-to-face dining.

6. Pay attention to the rhythm of work.

The pace of work can be slowed down a little, don't worry, it's best not to stay up late and work overtime.

7. Do a good job of health monitoring.

In key institutions such as schools and preschool education institutions, teachers and students who have symptoms are not allowed to work and study while sick.

Key institutions such as government agencies, enterprises and institutions should strengthen the monitoring of symptoms of staff, and conduct antigen or nucleic acid testing in a timely manner when symptoms such as fever, dry cough, and fatigue occur, and those who are positive can stay at home office; if you need to go to work, you should take personal protection and reduce contact with others.

In key industries such as public security, transportation, logistics, delivery, water, electricity, heating and supply, urge employees to do self-health monitoring, positive personnel are not recommended to work while sick in principle; if they must go to work, take personal protection and reduce contact with others.