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If you intend to travel abroad, go to "GO GO GO" for the health of me and my family!
Information on infectious diseases of travel available on the website of the Center for Disease Control.
In June of last year, it was reported that the outbreak of cholera was detected among foreign tourists visiting India for the purpose of traveling abroad in good health and safe during the summer vacation season. The first cholera outbreak occurred this year and measles, which began in Romania in 2016, continued to spread in Europe, mainly to France, Italy, Greece and Ukraine.
* (France) 2.306 people on 18.55.27, 1.258 people on 184.30 days (Italy), 2.097 people on 18.6.7 days (Greece)
While infectious diseases continue to plague all over the world, the number of infected people with symptoms of infectious diseases has increased 2.5-fold, from 150 000 in 2006 to 250 000 in 2005 (3.6%), diarrhea (15 , 3%), respiratory disease (40.8%), anti-mosquito repellent (40.8%)
As a result of the survey conducted by the Division of Disease Control , 32% of respondents who had previously viewed information about the occurrence of infectious disease on the travel destination were 3 out of 10 Public perception of infectious disease prevention abroad was low .
The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a national health and safety survey conducted by the Ministry of Health.
The "GO GO GO GO" campaign is a program that aims to improve awareness of infectious disease prevention abroad so that people can travel abroad safely.
Campaign to highlight the importance of preparations for the prevention of infectious diseases before overseas trips, in the direction of researching information on travel-related infections, the protection of infectious diseases and the prevention of infectious diseases abroad. If you are preparing for the health of your family and family, it is important to know and practice the GO GO GO campaign. Before traveling abroad, visit the CDC website (cdc). .go.kr) or contact the call center. We urge the careful identification of infectious diseases occurred during travel information and vaccination code and the prevention of infectious diseases driving
* Checking information on the occurrence of infectious diseases in travel countries
○ Before traveling abroad, visit the website of the disease control headquarters (http: // cdc.go.kr) or call center ☎1339,
Receive vaccination at least 2 weeks before departure
○ Overseas travel Vaccinations requiring vaccination by country are vaccinated at least two weeks before departure. Other vaccines (eg, hepatitis A, typhoid, polio, etc.) can be vaccinated at nearby medical facilities and public health centers.
* Avoid contact with animals when traveling abroad.
○ Camels, birds and birds are found in public health centers and infectious diseases.
Submission of health status questionnaire at time of entry
○ In case of quarantine stay or transit zone contaminated with infectious disease,
In case of symptom after returning to your home, call the Center for Disease Control Call Center 1339
○ If you have symptoms in the incubation period after returning home, call the Center for Disease Control Center 1339 It is possible to receive quick action, such as reports and links to a public health center.
