What is Su Kang Code?

"Su Kang code" is a personal electronic health certificate that is dynamically generated based on the health declaration data declared by all people who come to and return from the Soviet Union and those who work, study, live, travel or stay in the Soviet Union. It can be displayed and used after declaration, and people are classified and managed according to different risk levels of red, yellow and green (corresponding to high, medium and low respectively).

In order to make the epidemic prevention and control work in COVID-19 more scientific and accurate, and meet the needs of integrated prevention and control in the Yangtze River Delta, a unified "Sukang Code" was implemented in the whole province, and people were classified and managed according to different risk levels of red, yellow and green (corresponding to high, medium and low respectively), and mutual recognition was made in the whole province and three provinces and one city in the Yangtze River Delta.

The correlation is as follows

People who enter public places such as institutions, enterprises and institutions (including medical institutions and schools), communities (villages), public transportation, hotels, shopping malls and supermarkets use "Su Kang code" to indicate their health status; Individuals can check each other by showing "Su Kang Code".

The "Sukang Code" has a time stamp, and residents can fill in their health status every day as needed. For residents who do not have the conditions for electronic declaration, the validity period of the paper health card is 14 days after being stamped.