Is it necessary to isolate the inter-provincial tourism during the Dragon Boat Festival?

Is it necessary to isolate the inter-provincial tourism during the Dragon Boat Festival? Basically, if you come from a low-risk area, cross-provincial travel will not be required to be isolated. Just bring your ID card and health code and take your temperature, but it also depends on local regulations.

However, anyone from the middle-high risk area will be quarantined for 14 days when coming to Beijing, and nucleic acid testing is also needed. By the Dragon Boat Festival, perhaps most areas will take such epidemic prevention measures.

As of June, 2022 18, what are the high-risk epidemic areas in China? According to the the State Council epidemic risk inquiry system, there are 1 high-risk epidemic areas in China, namely Hu Axiang District and Fengtai District.

Classification standard of high-risk areas: there are more than 50 confirmed cases, and there is a cluster epidemic within 14 days.

What should I pay attention to when traveling? 1. Don't play in bad weather. Know the local weather forecast before going to play, and don't travel to places that may be affected by typhoons, heavy rains, landslides, mudslides and flash floods.

Don't bring valuables and luggage. Take care of some important documents and your own belongings. If you go to a hotel, try to take them with you.

3. When going out by car, boat, plane, etc. Prepare clothes in advance to prevent falling asleep and catching a cold. If you have motion sickness, you should prepare motion sickness medicine in advance, bring your own garbage bags, and don't litter.

When eating out, be temperate and don't overeat. When tasting local food, pay attention to hygiene problems and try to go to regular shops.

5. We should respect local cultural customs, cherish cultural relics and historic sites, and be careful not to have in-depth communication with strangers, so as not to cause economic and personal losses.

6. When participating in wading projects, wear life jackets and play in designated waters.