Chickenpox is contagious and needs strict isolation. It needs to be reported to the local education and epidemic prevention departments immediately.

Because chickenpox is a virus infection, it is transmitted through respiratory droplets and is common in preschool and school-age children. Therefore, once the chicken pox is diagnosed, it needs to be strictly isolated, and the children can no longer be sent to the garden, so as not to cause other children in the class to be infected with the chicken pox virus. If more than one child is infected in the park at the same time or successively, it will be reported to the local education and epidemic prevention department for approval, and classes can be announced after approval. The cycle is usually about two weeks, and the garden should be disinfected.