The latest epidemic prevention policy in Qingyuan

The information comes from Qingyuan released on September 13.

Please call 0763- 12345 if you are not clear about the following policies.

All people who come (return) to Qing Dynasty can carry out free nucleic acid testing at any nucleic acid sampling point in the city with their travel cards.

1. 7-day arrival (return) of residents in high-risk area: implement the management measures of "7-day centralized isolation medical observation" and conduct a nucleic acid test on 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 days of centralized isolation.

2. 7-day residents' arrival (return) in the middle-risk area: the management measures of "7-day home isolation medical observation" were implemented, and the nucleic acid detection was carried out for 1, 4 and 7 days, and the management period was counted from the time of leaving the risk area.

Three. In low-risk areas, people who have lived in the province for more than 7 days come (return) to the city where the epidemic risk is located: they should hold valid nucleic acid negative certificates within 48 hours, and take the initiative to prepare for "three-day two-check" after arrival (complete 1 nucleic acid testing within 24 hours, and conduct 1 nucleic acid testing after 48 hours, and those who hold 24-hour nucleic acid negative certificates after arrival are deemed to have completed for the first time.

Four. Persons from other provinces (returning to China): They should hold valid negative proof of nucleic acid within 48 hours, and take the initiative to carry out "three-day two-check" after arrival (complete 1 nucleic acid test within 24 hours after arrival, and carry out 1 nucleic acid test after 48 hours. Those who hold a negative nucleic acid certificate for 24 hours shall be deemed to have completed 1 nucleic acid detection upon arrival).

5. People coming (returning) from other cities in the province where there is no social epidemic: after arrival, they actively advocate "three days and two inspections" (complete 1 nucleic acid detection within 24 hours after arrival, and conduct 1 nucleic acid detection 48 hours later. Those who hold a 24-hour negative copy of nucleic acid shall be deemed to have completed 1 nucleic acid detection upon arrival).