Pay attention to these issues when traveling during the May Day holiday.

Feng Luzhao, a researcher at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a press conference of the State Council's joint prevention and control mechanism on the 23rd that with the May Day holiday approaching, it is relatively safe to travel for most areas that have not reported cases recently. However, there are still new imported cases or local cases reported daily, so vigilance is necessary. It is not recommended for high-risk groups such as the elderly, patients with chronic diseases, and pregnant women to travel.

First, prepare well before traveling. It is advisable to travel during off-peak times nearby and try to avoid popular attractions or peak hours at these attractions, as well as avoid engaging in entertainment activities in enclosed spaces.

Second, take precautions during the journey and keep receipts properly for future reference.

Third, maintain precautions during the trip by keeping social distance. Choose hotels with good sanitary conditions and ensure proper ventilation by opening windows after checking in.

   Finally, I wish everyone a happy holiday filled with joy and good health!