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SARS/Pandemic and Avian Flu Preventive Guidelines - For Organising Activities on Campus and Hosting International Guests/Students

For Organising Activities on Campus

  • Observe good personal and environmental hygiene. Follow the Good Hygiene Practices.
  • Maintain good ventilation for indoor activities and try to control the number of participants in any single event to avoid over-crowdedness.
  • Remind participants NOT to join an activity and consult a doctor if they are feeling unwell.
  • If participant develop upper respiratory symptoms and has travel history within 7 days, advise him/her to wear a facial mask and seek medical attention from public clinics or hospitals immediately.

For Hosting International Guests/Students  

Before they come 

  • Alert your guests/students that the HKSAR had activated the Emergency Influenza Pandemic Preparedness Plan and advice them to get further information from our CHPP and Centre for Health Protection (CHP) websites.  
  • Remind them to observe personal hygiene during travelling.
  • Advise them to bring along surgical masks, alcohol-based hand cleaners, alcohol-containing tissues and a thermometer for taking own temperature.
  • Advise them to keep a daily record of body temperature for 7 days prior coming to Hong Kong.
  • Remind them to postpone or cancel the trip when they have flu symptoms or fever within 7 days before travelling to Hong Kong. 

After they have arrived 

  • Remind them to observe own health status and pay attention to personal hygiene. 
  • Advise them to keep a daily record of body temperature for 7 days after arrival to Hong Kong. 
  • If they develop fever or respiratory symptoms, advise them to wear a mask and seek medical consultation immediately.  

May 2009

 
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