A 48-hour nucleic acid certificate is no longer required for dine-in in Beijing.

From December 21, after a number of shopping malls issued announcements that food and beverage dine-in is no longer checked for proof of a negative nucleic acid test, many high-star hotels have also canceled the dine-in 48-hour nucleic acid requirement. Talking about restaurant bookings, some hoteliers said that in the short term by the impact of the epidemic, the hotel restaurant is still in the recovery period, but in the long term, with the resumption of travel and the growth of people's confidence to travel, I believe that the hotel food and beverage will be accelerated in the coming period of time to recover.

While the nucleic acid proof is not needed now, the virus still exists, and we should still pay attention to self-protection when we go out to eat, wear a good mask and disinfection supplies, and try to minimize to the densely populated places to gather to form a cross-infection.