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1. Various of workers processing salmon

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2. Workers disinfecting truck
3. Various of workers unloading boxes from truck
4. Refrigerated truck backing up
5. Goods in truck
6. Worker sterilizing goods

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7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Han Jinyan, director, Tianjin Municipal Health Commission (ending with shots 8-14):
"The import of cold-chain food should also be a necessity for our economic development and the daily life of the people. However, the recent coronavirus infections caused by cold-chain imports reminds us that we must strengthen the prevention and control measures targeting imported cold-chain food as a next step. Therefore, in line with current policies, we have to strength the monitoring of both humans and goods, this means we'll enhance virus prevention and control related to entry passengers and imported cold-chain food. In the meanwhile, Tianjin is to have all imported cold chain foods and the personnel in the related industry tested. Strict lockdown will apply to positive cases and the hospitals exposed to such positive cases."

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8. Worker transporting boxes of cold chain

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9. Food store workers checking boxes of goods
10. Various of food store owner showing inspector QR code, through which food origin can be identified

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11. Various of inspectors checking cold chain goods
12. Frozen seafood

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13. Various of cold storage, cold-chain logistics employees lining up for nucleic acid tests
14. Various of medical workers taking samples from cold-chain logistics employees for nucleic acid tests

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15. Seafood at market

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16. Various of packaged steak in store

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17. Various of cold storage

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18. Workers spraying disinfectant in truck

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19. Officer checking import screening certificate
20. Package of salmon
21. Seafood stall in grocery store
22. Frozen seafood

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23. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Han Jinyan, director, Tianjin Municipal Health Commission (starting with shots 17-22):
"On the other hand, the corresponding departments, such as commerce, customs, market are perfecting the management procedures of cold-chain imports. For example, centralized disinfection that we are preparing to do, is to centralize the imported cold-chain food into some designated large warehouses for standardized preventive disinfection before putting them on market. Those imported cold-chain food that have not obtained such disinfection certificate will be banned from entering the market. I think this can better protect the health of our people, and of course it will better meet the needs of our people."

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24. Truck driving by
25. Cold storage exterior
26. Various of workers disinfecting cold storage
27. Various of epidemic response personnel retrieving samples for nucleic acid test from package of imported goods

China should take strict measures to strengthen COVID-19 prevention and control over entry passengers and imported cold-chain food, according to the director of Tianjin's municipal health commission on Friday.

The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently confirmed the detection and isolation of living novel coronavirus on the outer packaging of imported frozen cod in the eastern coastal city of Qingdao. Meanwhile, the recent coronavirus cases in Tianjin also were found to be related with the cold-chain food.

"The import of cold-chain food should also be a necessity for our economic development and the daily life of the people. However, the recent coronavirus infections caused by cold-chain imports reminds us that we must strengthen the prevention and control measures targeting imported cold-chain food as a next step. Therefore, in line with current policies, we have to strength the monitoring of both humans and goods, this means we'll enhance virus prevention and control related to entry passengers and imported cold-chain food. In the meanwhile, Tianjin is to have all imported cold chain foods and the personnel in the related industry tested. Strict lockdown will apply to positive cases and the hospitals exposed to such positive cases," said Han Jinyan, director of the Tianjin Municipal Health Commission.

Han said the relevant departments should work together to do better job in the management of cold-chain food.

"On the other hand, the corresponding departments, such as commerce, customs, market are perfecting the management procedures of cold-chain imports. For example, centralized disinfection that we are preparing to do, is to centralize the imported cold-chain food into some designated large warehouses for standardized preventive disinfection before putting them on market. Those imported cold-chain food that have not obtained such disinfection certificate will be banned from entering the market. I think this can better protect the health of our people, and of course it will better meet the needs of our people," said Han.