The National Health Commission requires the national health code to be unified. What is the purpose of this policy?

According to the new regulations of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, no matter which province, different health codes must be unified into the national one-code universal health code. In other words, when we go to different places for business, we can use the same health code to go to different places, instead of downloading the local health code to go to every place as before, which is very troublesome. In addition to this new regulation, there are elderly people who may not have mobile phones and can use their ID cards to enter the station.

This new regulation issued by the state is ok for people who travel frequently, but they are very happy, because for people who travel frequently, because they have to have a health code wherever they go during the epidemic, and the health code in each place is different, so for people who travel everywhere, they must download the local health code, and the health code is displayed in green before they can travel. Now, due to the new national regulations, the whole country has a unified health code.

At the same time, considering that many elderly people don't know how to use mobile phones, they may not use health codes. In this case, the state has also introduced that this part of the elderly can brush their ID cards, based on their body temperature, so these two new regulations are very convenient. These two new regulations have also won the support of many netizens when they were introduced, which is completely convenient for the people. So now, for business travelers, if they want to travel, they don't have to worry about local health regulations.

Fortunately, now the National Health Planning Commission has taken the initiative to combine the health code with the bus card, citizen card and old-age card commonly used by the elderly, making it the health code for the elderly. I think when this happens, it will not be difficult for the elderly to travel in the future. Moreover, it is more convenient and faster for the elderly to travel than for young people.

This is very good news for most old people. Seeing the way the old man walks, I think of my grandparents, who, like the old man, know nothing about electronic products in the new century. Fortunately, we have a strong country, and we can collect problems in time and work out corresponding solutions. The practice of the National Health Commission does take into account the needs of the elderly and the situation they face. We should also pay more attention to the travel problems of the elderly and their living conditions.