Among them, the development of health code has provided great help for the prevention and control of COVID-19 epidemic in China. Relevant data show that 900 million people in China have started to apply for health codes, which is of far-reaching significance for epidemic prevention and control in China.
As the name implies, a health code is a two-dimensional code that everyone has. The big data behind it supports the color transformation of QR codes, which are divided into green, yellow and red. Green indicates that you are in the risk zone of COVID-19 epidemic, which is low risk, while yellow and red indicate that you may be in the middle and high risk zone. If you display your health code in public places, the relevant managers can rate your health level. For yellow health code or red health code, you can implement relevant policies to prevent the spread of COVID-19 epidemic.
Secondly, the popularization of health laws and regulations can also make our residents have a deep understanding of the epidemic situation in COVID-19. Judging from the current situation of the new epidemic, it will always accompany our lives for a long time. Therefore, the popularity of health codes can make us fully understand our health status, because many times, when we take planes and trains and need various means of transportation, we don't know if other passengers are communicators. With the health code, big data will push relevant cases. If you have been in a closed space with related cases, the color of the health code will change in real time. We can report to the community and relevant health departments in time according to the color change, and conduct home isolation or centralized isolation in time.
However, despite the many benefits of implementing the health code, Bian Xiao believes that local governments should form a unified health code policy. There was news on the Internet before that business travelers of a company downloaded as many as 14 health code apps on their mobile phones. Local governments have introduced relevant policies and their own health codes, which shows that local governments attach importance to the epidemic, but it is a considerable burden for people who need to go out.
Therefore, if we can unify the local health codes and form an independent app, one code can be spread all over the country. I think this is a good thing for China residents, and it is also an inevitable choice for normalized epidemic prevention and control.