The BDA National Xinchuang Park has been making significant strides in novel coronavirus pneumonia prevention and control since the outbreak of the epidemic, according to park officials.

Since Jan 23, 1,480 of the park’s employees have been actively observed on a daily basis. Through dynamic monitoring, online guidance and risk prediction, epidemic prevention and control have been substantially improved, officials added.

The intelligent management and control of the park has also been strengthened. Relying on the latest information technologies, the park strictly implemented measures such as incomer list checks, temperature monitoring, regular disinfections and non-contact catering.

Efforts have been made to address the needs of the park’s resident companies for their resumption of production and to eliminate any concerns they have.

Officials said that in addition, the park is working to ensure the introduction of new projects. That’s on top of providing services for park-based enterprises -- including epidemic prevention and control guidance, housing security and personalized catering.

The BDA National Xinchuang Park is one of the major park projects of Beijing Tongminghu Information City Development Co.

The park is a center for innovation in information technology applications. 

Park officials said it employs an enterprise agglomeration + platform empowerment + applications-driven + group breakthrough model -- to deepen the integration of the industry chain, as well as the capital chain and services chain.

They said it aims to develop a new platform for the joint research by companies, as well as to create a new model for coordinated industrial development. The park also aims to promote rapid industrial development.

The park has a planned area of 1 million square meters, covering scientific research, residential accommodation, commerce, hotels, exhibitions and other diversified service functions.

Staff of the BDA National Xinchuang Park conduct procedures for coronavirus pneumonia prevention and control. [Photo/etowncapital.com]