Jiangsu's latest epidemic prevention policy requirements

Jiangsu's latest travel regulations: all people from outside the province who enter Jiangsu by high-speed rail/train/plane/highway must hold a 48-hour negative nucleic acid certificate, a green health code and a travel card. Suzhou people need to show their health code green code, travel card, normal body temperature, and 48 hours of negative nucleic acid certificate (it takes 24 hours to leave Kunshan).

The latest epidemic prevention policy in Jiangsu Province

1. If you can't provide the nucleic acid certificate, you should report to the community/unit/hotel immediately after you arrive in the Soviet Union, and take samples nearby for testing (within 24 hours). High-speed rail/train/plane/ship implements health management measures for red and yellow code personnel.

2. Entering Jiangsu Province:

Medium and high-risk areas will be suspended from entering the Soviet Union until the risk is downgraded. For those who really need to enter Jiangsu, have close contact with the case, cross-track, and have a history of medium and high-risk residence, 14 days of centralized isolation and 7 days of home monitoring (with 48 hours of negative nucleic acid certificate).

Low-risk areas need 48-hour negative nucleic acid certificate, green health code, travel card and normal body temperature test to enter Jiangsu. People in high-risk areas need to hold a 48-hour nucleic acid certificate, report to their community/unit/hotel immediately after arrival, conduct nucleic acid testing again within 72 hours, and monitor at home (2 tests /3 tests in 7 days, with an interval of 24 hours).

3. Leave Jiangsu Province: At present, Jiangsu epidemic prevention policy stipulates that you need to hold a 24-hour nucleic acid negative certificate to leave the Soviet Union, and you can leave the Soviet Union by presenting the health code, green code and itinerary code. Advocate not to leave the Soviet Union unless necessary, and not to go to high-risk areas (if you really want to go to high-risk areas, you need to report to neighborhood committees/village committees and units in advance).