Do I need to quarantine when traveling from Shigatse to Lhasa?

Acquiring relevant information shows that people traveling from Shigatse to Lhasa need to be quarantined. As of August 25, 2022, both Shigatse and Lhasa are high- and medium-risk areas, and people traveling to and from Shigatse from Lhasa need to be quarantined: The policy for leaving Shigatse and Lhasa is:

1. You need to hold "two tests for three days" "Negative certificate and Tibetan Yitong green code;

2. You need to pick up the antigen test reagent at the designated location at the airport, train station, or land checkpoint, and conduct the antigen test yourself under the guidance of the staff, and the test result is negative You can then leave Tibet; if the result is positive, please take precautions and proactively report to the exit of Tibet where you are. The relevant local antigen testing department will report to the epidemic prevention office in a timely manner and cooperate with transfer and review testing.

3. Implement the passenger travel classification standards. In accordance with the requirements of the ninth edition of the prevention and control plan, people in close contact, sub-close contact, and high-risk areas are not allowed to leave hiding. Personnel with a low-risk travel history within 7 days are subject to " Standards such as "Two Tests in Three Days" and "Tibet Easy Pass Green Code" will be added. An antigen test will be added at airports, train stations, and land checkpoints. Personnel who meet the requirements will be arranged to leave Tibet in an orderly manner, and the information will be promptly notified to the epidemic prevention and control at the destination. Department; the policy for entering Shigatse and Lhasa is: postponement of entry into Tibet from high-risk areas, 7-day centralized isolation medical observation, and 5 nucleic acid tests. Entry into Tibet from medium-risk areas will be suspended, and people will be quarantined at home for 7 days for medical observation and 3 nucleic acid tests. 48-hour nucleic acid testing in low-risk areas, 3-day home health monitoring, and 2 nucleic acid tests.