Class b region
For those who live in Class B areas for less than 7 days, classified management shall be implemented in the following ways:
Those who came to Sichuan with a life history in the county where the local epidemic occurred were isolated at home for 7 days after arriving in Sichuan, and the nucleic acid in throat swab was detected on 1, 3 and 7 days. After the last 1 double sampling and double detection, the isolation is released. If they do not have the conditions for home isolation, centralized isolation will be implemented.
Those who have lived in other counties should be tested twice for nucleic acid in throat swabs within 3 days after entering Sichuan, and there is no need to go out or gather before the test results come out.
The latest policy of coming to Sichuan
All personnel coming to Sichuan should not only provide negative proof of nucleic acid test within 48 hours, but also check the health code and communication itinerary card, and also scan the "Code of Special Place for Immediate Inspection in Sichuan" through "Sichuan Tianfu Health Link" at each inspection point.
After scanning the "calling code", a 24-hour temporary pop-up window will appear on the phone. After receiving the temporary pop-up information, you must complete 1 nucleic acid detection in Sichuan within 24 hours. If the nucleic acid test result is negative, the temporary pop-up window will be automatically released after 24 hours. Otherwise, the health code of "Sichuan Tianfu Health Link" will turn into a yellow code, which will affect travel. After the test result is negative, it will revert to a green code.
All visitors to Sichuan need to register in the destination community before coming to Sichuan. Registration can be made by identifying the QR code of the scanning destination city and state. If the destination city or state has no QR code to report temporarily, or it is not convenient to report by QR code, you can register and report to the destination community by telephone.
Recommended reading: protection on the way to work.
1. If you take public transport on your way back from work, always wear a mask.
2. Reduce contact with public goods and parts, maintain hand hygiene, and don't touch your mouth, eyes and nose with unclean hands;
3. Don't spit, cover your mouth and nose with paper towels or elbow clothes when sneezing or coughing;
4. Minimize the time and frequency of eating on public transport;
5. Pay attention to the health status of passengers around and avoid close contact with people with suspicious symptoms;
6, in traffic stations, service areas and other places to avoid getting together, but also to do personal protection.