Nucleic acid certificates will no longer be required for the movement of people in low-risk areas. The introduction of this policy will first ease the pressure on epidemic prevention in some small cities, reduce the work intensity of medical staff, and at the same time make it easier for people to go out. It is also very friendly for people who are on business trips.

For some small cities, even though many people come from low-risk areas, they still need nucleic acid tests on arrival and 48-hour nucleic acid certificates. This will delay the time of the parties involved and increase the burden of epidemic prevention on the city. For example, at a local station, it takes half an hour to ride and one hour to get out of the station. This is not just a typical delay in time but also increases the workload of medical staff, which is not worth the gain. The implementation of this policy can effectively alleviate the one-size-fits-all principle of epidemic prevention in various places and prevent various cities from abandoning food due to choking. Originally, people in low-risk areas in each city should be loosely managed, and there should not be a so-called one-size-fits-all approach. All people in the city, no matter which district, must undergo home isolation and nucleic acid testing. For many college students in low-risk areas, they have done more nucleic acid tests than birds in the sky. When you go home, you still need to get a nucleic acid test report and a 48-hour nucleic acid test report. Doesn’t that waste a lot of medical resources? The introduction of this policy has alleviated the pressure on a city to the greatest extent and also given the tourism industry a chance to breathe. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the tourism industry has been dealt a major blow, and both foreign and domestic travel routes have basically been at a standstill. ?

Because of the epidemic, no matter where you go. As small as entertainment venues, shopping malls, hospitals and other such places in the same city, health codes and nucleic acid certificates are required to be tested. To the extent that traveling out of the city or province requires only a health code and travel code and a nucleic acid certificate report within a certain period of time. This situation has brought great inconvenience to people. Now the implementation of this policy can allow many people to go home for reunion during the New Year, providing maximum convenience for people's lives.