Index and Website Information of China Travel Healthy Issues
Medical Treatment and Healthcare for Travel China
Although travel China now, entry and exit personnel are exempt from filling out the "Health Declaration Card for Entry and Exit of the People's Republic of China". However, entry and exit personnel who have symptoms of infectious diseases such as fever, cough, difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, and unexplained subcutaneous bleeding, or have been diagnosed with infectious diseases, must actively declare their health to the customs and cooperate with the customs to carry out health quarantine work such as temperature testing, epidemiological investigation, medical screening, sampling and testing.
If there is concealment or evasion of quarantine, corresponding legal responsibilities will be borne; Those who cause the spread of quarantine infectious diseases or pose a serious risk of transmission shall bear corresponding criminal responsibility.
You'd better inquiry your doctor or your healthy consultant before your departure to China, to make sure your body is healthy to China, as well as bring some medicines with you.
Also you'd check the latest vaccine recommendations for China
See what health risks you’ll face in China, including: avian influenza; dengue – present in Guangdong Province and some parts of China, mainly during the rainy season from May to November; Tap water is generally not safe to drink. Only drink bottled water; high altitude sick in some area; animal bites etc.
Clinic Service and Hospital Information
Call 120 and ask for an ambulance.
Contact your insurance company quickly if you’re referred to a medical facility for local treatment.
List of medical facilities in China by uk gov
Misson China emergency medical assistance and hospital list by usembassy-china
List of International Hospitals and Clinics in some cities of China by chinaeducenter
Medical guide for foreigner in Beijing by Beijing gov
The Essential Guide to Hospitals in Shanghai by expatden
Insurance Is Necessary for Travel China
Before your departure to travel China, you'd better buy an appropriate travel insurance (luggage insurance, body and medical insurance, trip booking cancel insurance).
And this travel insurance should cover:
body / medical, luggage and trip booking cancellation, the full length of your trip in China, emergency transport and medical treatment, all trip activities you may take and all places in the trip, 24-hour assistance helplines to offer support and advice etc.
Links to Safest Countries in China for Foreign Tourists
6 Reasons Why China Is One of the Safest Countries for Tourists by hubpages
China remains one of safest countries by chinadaily
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