What does Gray Code mean? At present, two types of people will be given a "gray code": one is those who come from other provinces (back to China) and fail to carry out nucleic acid testing for three days and two times in time; One is the nucleic acid detector within 48 hours after the Chinese personnel failed to implement it.
The reason of Gray code is that Omicron mutants spread faster and are more concealed. It is an important strategy to carry out repeated nucleic acid detection in the region as soon as possible to find out all potential infected people. The purpose of speeding up the detection of encrypted nucleic acid in our city is to find out possible infected people from the crowd. For the health of you and others, please actively fulfill your personal epidemic prevention and control responsibilities and actively cooperate with nucleic acid testing and sampling.
Does it have an impact on travel? At present, our city has taken the following control measures for gray code personnel:
1, strictly restrict access to crowded public places (except medical and health institutions);
2. It is strictly forbidden to take public transport and network car.
How to switch back to the green code? After the nucleic acid sampling is completed, the gray code can be automatically changed into the green code in about half an hour. In case of special circumstances, you can also initiate a "transcoding application" through the "Wuhan War and Epidemic" applet, Hubei Office APP and Alipay Hubei Health Code. Please ask the general public to be the first responsible person of their own health and complete the nucleic acid detection according to the prescribed time and frequency.
What are the 1 nucleic acid detection points in Wu Hanyou? Tianhe Airport, Wuchang Railway Station, Wuhan Railway Station, Hankou Railway Station and 63 high-speed entrances in our city are all equipped with 24-hour free nucleic acid sampling points to facilitate foreigners and returnees to carry out nucleic acid testing.
2. Our city 15 district has set up nearly 300 free nucleic acid sampling points in communities with large population flow, large supermarkets, pedestrian streets, scenic spots and other places (each district is dynamically adjusted according to needs) to facilitate citizens to carry out nucleic acid testing.
3, combined with the actual needs of epidemic prevention and control, set up a convenient nucleic acid sampling point in each residential building, and organize a free nucleic acid test every other day.
4. In addition to the above-mentioned free nucleic acid sampling sites, major medical institutions can also provide paid nucleic acid testing services.