It is necessary to conduct risk investigation according to the epidemic risk areas, risk points and risk personnel inside and outside Beijing. If you are in Beijing, please report to the community, village, hotel or unit (school, factory, construction site, compound, etc.) immediately. Where to live, the relevant departments will conduct risk investigation. If there is no relevant risk, the "pop-up" state can be released (this "pop-up" cannot be automatically released by its own nucleic acid detection).
If it is not reported in time, the "pop-up window" cannot be lifted until the relevant epidemic risk is effectively controlled or the subsequent traffic data can eliminate the associated risk. If you are outside Beijing, please postpone coming to Beijing.
After eliminating the risks related to the epidemic situation and meeting other conditions for entering (returning to) Beijing, if you stay in counties (cities, districts and banners) that are not involved in the epidemic situation within 14 days, you can re-apply for "green code" status through Health Treasure.
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It corresponds to people who have visited local counties (cities, districts and banners) with 1 or more COVID-19 infected persons within 14 days. According to Beijing's epidemic prevention policy, please postpone coming to Beijing. When there are no new local infections in this area for 14 days, or you have been away from the above area for 14 days, you can re-apply for a "green code" to enter Beijing through Health Care.
If you are already in Beijing, please report to the community, village, hotel or unit (school, factory, construction site, compound, etc.) immediately. ) place of residence and fulfill the prescribed epidemic prevention obligations. If it is not reported to the relevant departments, the "pop-up window" cannot be lifted (self-nucleic acid detection cannot automatically lift this "pop-up window"), and there is no life history in the relevant epidemic areas until 14 days.
Refer to the above? Beijing Municipal People's Government-heavy! Beijing's "Health Treasure" pop-up window is here to explain.