The season changes in late summer and early fall. It is also a season of high incidence of various infectious diseases. The campus is crowded, and there is a risk of the spread of infectious diseases and cluster outbreaks. On August 27, the National Administration for Disease Prevention and Control issued guidelines for the prevention and control of infectious diseases starting school in the fall. The National Administration for Disease Control and Prevention advises that the beginning of fall school should focus on respiratory infectious diseases, intestinal infectious diseases, and insect-borne infectious diseases. Schools should fully implement prevention and control measures, establish and improve working mechanisms for the prevention and control of infectious diseases, and do a good job of environmental elimination, material security, vaccination inspection, morning inspection and tracking, and health education. If suspected cases or outbreaks are discovered, schools should quickly report and scientifically deal with them to achieve accurate prevention and control.

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