Hangzhou has optimized and adjusted the epidemic prevention and control measures as follows: advocating the preparation and verification of non-essential nucleic acids.

Advocate "unnecessary not to check nucleic acid certificates". For the convenience of the masses, except for key places such as pension institutions, welfare institutions, child care institutions, primary and secondary schools, party and government organs, enterprises and institutions at all levels in the city took the lead in setting an example and stopped checking negative nucleic acid certificates. Pension institutions and welfare institutions continue to implement closed management. Kindergarten institutions, primary and secondary schools can check the negative proof of antigen or nucleic acid detection.

Advocate "don't do nucleic acid unless necessary". Except those who enter key places such as kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, other personnel do not have to do nucleic acid.

The existing convenient nucleic acid sampling points have the same layout, scale and efficiency, which is convenient for people in need to carry out nucleic acid detection.

Notice of Hangzhou Municipality on Optimizing and Adjusting Epidemic Prevention and Control Measures

1. Normalized nucleic acid testing will no longer be carried out, and "willing to do everything" will be implemented, and convenient testing services will continue to be provided in various places.

2. In addition to nursing homes, welfare homes, primary and secondary schools, kindergartens and other special places. , take the subway, bus and other public transport to enter public places, no longer check the negative certificate of nucleic acid test and scan the "place code".

3, through the pharmacy to buy the "big four" drugs, no longer require nucleic acid detection and coding to promote detection.

4. Please vaccinate eligible people as soon as possible, and advocate that people over the age of 60 are "overwhelmed" to further consolidate the immune barrier.

5. Please ask the masses to continue to implement personal protective measures such as wearing masks, keeping social distance, and doing "hand hygiene" to be the first responsible person for their own health.