202 1, you usually have to do two or more nucleic acid tests when you return to China. However, in some places, only one nucleic acid test is required for returnees in low-risk areas, while two nucleic acid tests are required for those in middle-high risk areas, depending on local regulations.
You don't need to be isolated when you come home with a negative nucleic acid test certificate, but you need to have a 14-day family health monitoring, do a good job in monitoring your body temperature and symptoms, and don't go out or gather unnecessarily. Be sure to do personal protection when going out, and go home for two nucleic acid tests, the seventh day and the fourth day after returning home. For those who have returned to China for less than 14 days, family health monitoring and nucleic acid detection requirements shall be implemented according to the actual return time.
All localities should, according to local actual conditions and national policies, determine the scope of rural areas, formulate detailed rules for the implementation of this province, and provide relevant supporting services.
How long does it take for nucleic acid detection to produce results? It usually takes 12 hours to get the results.
With the arrival of winter, sporadic cases of sexually transmitted diseases and local mass epidemics in rural areas have increased significantly, which has seriously affected the normal production and living order in the local area. The ability of prevention and control in rural areas is weak and epidemic prevention is difficult to prevent. Especially during the Spring Festival travel rush period in the peak of Spring Festival travel rush, the number of returnees increased significantly, which further increased the risk of epidemic spread. In order to strictly implement the prevention and control strategy of internal defense rebound, it is necessary to strengthen the prevention and control management of returned personnel. Nucleic acid detection is an effective means to detect novel coronavirus infection as soon as possible. Those who return home with negative nucleic acid test are required to effectively reduce the risk of epidemic spreading to rural areas and ensure that everyone has a healthy and safe Spring Festival.
What should I pay attention to when I go home during the Spring Festival? First of all, residents must buy return tickets in advance and plan the return time in advance. This year's Spring Festival holiday is from February 1 1 (Lunar New Year's Eve) to 17 (Lunar New Year's Eve). China's train tickets are sold by Internet and telephone 30 days in advance, so we should plan our own return ticket time.
Secondly, in recent years, residents who go home at the peak of Spring Festival travel rush must pay attention to protection, and some areas are no longer allowed to leave. According to the tips of relevant departments, at the station of Hebei Province where the train stops, passengers entering Beijing are required to provide negative proof of nucleic acid test within 72 hours. In addition, residents should also note that there will be no handling fee for the change and refund of some tickets.
For the specific arrangements of some trips, you can check the relevant websites in advance to find out whether the destination is smooth or not, so as to avoid accidents and hinder your return time.
In addition, many areas in China have announced that returnees need to hold relevant nucleic acid testing certificates, and even many areas stipulate that testing within 72 hours is ok. This needs attention. Without it, you may not get in the door.
Finally, you have to write down the vehicle (license plate number, train number, etc. Take it with you on your way home, so you don't need to register your itinerary when you get home. Once there is a problem in any link, you can track it as soon as possible and be responsible for yourself and your family.
On the way home, do the corresponding protective work, reduce contact with strangers and avoid going to crowded places. Once symptoms appear, they should be checked in time and reported to the local epidemic prevention agency.