On October 25, the reporter learned from the earthquake relief headquarters in Nagqu City, Tibet, that in order to prevent secondary public health risks after the earthquake, the disease control emergency team in the earthquake area of Baqing County carried out comprehensive epidemic prevention work such as infectious disease monitoring, environmental elimination, and drinking water safety testing to establish a comprehensive public health safety line in the earthquake area. In order to prevent the occurrence and spread of infectious diseases after the disaster, the disease control emergency team monitored the physical condition of more than 3,600 people in 35 settlements, focusing on strengthening the investigation of symptoms of common infectious diseases such as the respiratory tract and digestive tract after the disaster. At the same time, 44 team members were dispatched to carry out normalized environmental disinfection work, especially to clean and disinfect key areas prone to bacteria and pollution, such as public areas, toilets, and garbage dumps. In addition, disease control workers strictly implement the drinking water sampling and inspection system, regularly collect domestic drinking water samples at various settlement sites, standardize the completion of information registration and sampling and reporting, and uniformly send them to the Nagqu Center for Disease Control and Prevention for professional testing, and monitor water quality safety indicators in real time.

On October 25, the reporter learned from the earthquake relief headquarters in Nagqu City, Tibet, that in order to prevent secondary public health risks after the earthquake, the disease control emergency team in the earthquake area of Baqing County carried out comprehensive epidemic prevention work such as infectious disease monitoring, environmental elimination, and drinking water safety testing to establish a comprehensive public health safety line in the earthquake area. In order to prevent the occurrence and spread of infectious diseases after the disaster, the disease control emergency team monitored the physical condition of more than 3,600 people in 35 settlements, focusing on strengthening the investigation of symptoms of common infectious diseases such as the respiratory tract and digestive tract after the disaster. At the same time, 44 team members were dispatched to carry out normalized environmental disinfection work, especially to clean and disinfect key areas prone to bacteria and pollution, such as public areas, toilets, and garbage dumps. In addition, disease control workers strictly implement the drinking water sampling and inspection system, regularly collect domestic drinking water samples at various settlement sites, standardize the completion of information registration and sampling and reporting, and uniformly send them to the Nagqu Center for Disease Control and Prevention for professional testing, and monitor water quality safety indicators in real time.