Facing the novel pneumonia, Yourfield has always been by your side.
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2020-01-22
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Latest! 440 Confirmed Cases and 9 Deaths in 13 Provinces, Autonomous Regions, and Municipalities
This morning, the State Council Information Office held a press conference to provide information on efforts to prevent and control pneumonia caused by novel coronavirus infection.
According to the latest update from the National Health Commission, as of 24:00 on January 21, a total of 440 confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by the novel coronavirus had been reported across 13 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government) in China, along with a cumulative total of 9 deaths.
Three new deaths were reported, all in Hubei Province.
The report indicates 149 newly confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by novel coronavirus infection. One confirmed case has been reported by Japan, three by Thailand, and one by South Korea. To date, 2,197 close contacts have been traced; 765 of them have completed medical observation, while 1,394 remain under medical observation.

Recently, the outbreak of pneumonia caused by novel coronavirus infection has raged. In Announcement No. 1, the National Health Commission has classified novel coronavirus pneumonia as a Category B infectious disease under the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and has adopted preventive and control measures applicable to Category A infectious diseases. Furthermore, novel coronavirus pneumonia has been brought under the quarantine infectious disease regime stipulated in the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Frontier Health Quarantine.

Prevention of the Novel Coronavirus-Infected Pneumonia Epidemic
Yourfield is taking action.
As Mencius said, “When one is in poverty, one should cultivate oneself; when one is prosperous, one should benefit the world.” Yourfield employees have always strived to fulfill this social mission. After the outbreak of the epidemic, as a reserve unit of the Municipal Emergency Management Bureau, Yourfield promptly did its part to help society by providing some masks to meet public demand.
At the end of the year, during the New Year celebration, Yourfield joined forces with the Xianggang Bangbang Volunteer Association to provide targeted assistance for family reunions, bringing them warmth in the winter.



The Spring Festival is traditionally a joyous time for family reunions, and visiting relatives and friends is a cherished custom. However, we must never take the prevention of infectious diseases lightly. During this period, in addition to avoiding infection ourselves, we must also avoid becoming a source of transmission. Recommendations:
▪ It’s best to avoid crowded places, or remember to wear a mask.
▪ Wash your hands as soon as you return home from outside to prevent spreading pathogens to your family.
▪ Do not consume wild animals or raw and fresh foods that have not been inspected, such as meat sold at street stalls.
We hope everyone will take proper precautions, return home safely, reunite with their families, and enjoy a smooth and prosperous New Year.
The four pillars of maintaining health:
A positive and optimistic mindset
Balanced and adequate nutrition
Appropriate and suitable activities
High-quality, sufficient rest
Tip 1: Wearing a mask helps with prevention.
The virus is primarily transmitted via droplets and contact. *Shenzhen Municipal Health Commission
Zhong Nanshan: In reality, it’s not necessarily essential to wear an N95 mask; medical surgical masks can effectively block most virus-laden droplets from entering the respiratory tract. When it comes to preventing the novel coronavirus, wearing a mask remains effective.
When choosing a mask, prioritize science and suitability!
Choosing the right mask is important.
How to wear a mask correctly is equally important!

P.S.: Especially in indoor workplaces and public spaces where there are large crowds and the environment is relatively enclosed, please be sure to take proper protective measures!!!
Tip 2: Stay positive and handle challenges the right way.

Tip 3: WHO outlines preventive measures
The World Health Organization has already outlined preventive measures for us, as shown in the following four diagrams.




When trials come, the only thing to do is to unite:
Start with myself, start now,
You can, I can, Wuhan can!
With one heart and one mind,
United as one.
Let’s all cheer each other on!

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