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The Macao Health Bureau calls on residents to continue to pay attention to food and personal hygiene
[Towel Mall] The Macao SAR Health Bureau said today that the risks of various infectious diseases after the windstorm have not been completely eliminated. We are closely monitoring the situation of various infectious diseases and continue to carry out pest control, anti-mosquito and disinfection work in various districts. The public is obliged to comply with the guidelines on personal hygiene and environmental hygiene and the food hygiene guidelines issued by the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau.
As of September 4, local gastroenteritis cases in Macao are still at a high level. According to the monitoring data, the total number of acute gastroenteritis hospitalized by Renjue General Hospital and Jinghu Hospital before the windstorm is generally 40 to 105, which has increased after the windstorm. From August 28 to 31, the daily average is 204. 253 people ranged from 250 on September 4, still at a high level. The above-mentioned patients were mainly sporadic cases, and most of the patients were not found to be related to specific restaurants or food. Most of the patients have mild symptoms, mainly abdominal pain and diarrhea. After the typhoon, as of September 4, a total of 7 notifications of suspected collective gastroenteritis were received. The number of each incident was 2 to 5, a slight increase from the weekday.
The Macao Health Bureau will continue to pay close attention to the situation and call for strict adherence to the food hygiene recommendations issued by the Food and Drug Administration of the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau.
In addition, due to the increase in garbage and debris caused by typhoons and the damage of various rain cover, the risk of mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue fever has increased. The Macao Health Bureau has called on residents to pay attention to environmental sanitation and remove the work space and the surrounding environment of the home. Water, prevent mosquito breeding, and use screens, mosquito nets or air-conditioning at home to reduce the chance of being bitten by mosquitoes; if you are going to outdoor mosquito sites or travel to dengue-endemic areas, you should wear light-colored long-sleeved Shirts and skin. Use mosquito repellent on exposed parts to prevent mosquito bites; if there is suspected dengue fever such as fever or rash, you should seek medical advice promptly and tell the doctor about the history of travel or place of residence.