For reported cases of severe complicated influenza, symptom surveillance of possible upper respiratory tract illnesses, and other potential community spread events from January 31, even if the testing results were negative, patients were tested for possible COVID-19 infection-Crucial Policy for Combating COVID-19

For reported cases of severe complicated influenza, symptom surveillance of possible upper respiratory tract illnesses, and other potential community spread events from January 31, even if the testing results were negative, patients were tested for possible COVID-19 infection

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Starting from February 12, COVID-19 testing is required for those who have negative test results for severe influenza cases, cases of community-acquired upper respiratory infections under surveillance and clusters of upper respiratory infections reported on or after January 31 2020.

Created：2020-02-12
Last Updated：2020-06-03
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