A large number of office workers working in Beijing live in Yanjiao, Xianghe, Dachang and other areas in Hebei Province, so the issue of these commuters entering and leaving Beijing has attracted much attention. How to judge a commuter? Do commuters need negative proof of nucleic acid test within 7 days to leave Beijing?
Starting from noon today 12, various checkpoints have successively checked the nucleic acid test reports of people leaving Beijing. However, due to the need to arrange, install and debug equipment, the checkpoints have been officially opened in order. Among them, the trial operation time of Baimiao checkpoint is from noon today 12 to 0: 00, and the inspection will officially start tomorrow morning; Simatai checkpoint began to check the nucleic acid test report at noon today 12; The Xiji checkpoint is currently debugging equipment and is expected to be put into use this evening.
At 5 pm on June 22, at the Baimiao toll station of Tongyan Expressway, the police at the checkpoint were verbally informing the passengers of the new requirements.
At 0: 00/7 o'clock this afternoon, I saw in front of the Baimiao toll station of Tongyan Expressway that because there was no checkpoint in the direction of leaving Beijing before, in order to distinguish commuters, ID card inspection equipment was newly installed in front of the lane of the toll station leaving Beijing. If it is determined by big data that this person is not a commuter, then he must have a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 7 days before leaving Beijing. When I visited the site, I noticed that the equipment was still in the debugging stage, so I didn't have a formal inspection for the time being. In front of the toll booth, the police verbally informed the specific situation one by one, causing a certain degree of vehicle queuing at the scene. 17: 30, vehicles ready to enter Yanjiao lined up for 3-5 kilometers.
Working from Beijing to Sanhe, Hebei Province during the epidemic belongs to leaving Beijing, and nucleic acid testing certificate is needed. However, if daily commuters go in and out of Hebei and Beijing, they can go in and out with their ID cards.
On June 22nd, 20021year, more than 50 checkpoints in Beijing began to check the negative reports of nucleic acid detection of people leaving Beijing. According to the on-site staff at the checkpoint, the current big data shows that commuters who travel to and from Beijing and Hebei can swipe their ID cards to enter and leave Beijing at the checkpoint, and the rest of them must hold negative certificates for nucleic acid testing when leaving Beijing.
At noon on the 22nd 12, each checkpoint began to check the nucleic acid test report of people leaving Beijing. However, due to the need to arrange, install and debug equipment, the checkpoints were officially opened in order.
A large number of office workers working in Beijing live in Yanjiao, Xianghe, Dachang and other areas in Hebei Province, so the issue of these commuters entering and leaving Beijing has attracted much attention. The judgment of commuters and whether commuters need to hold a negative certificate of nucleic acid test within 7 days to leave Beijing are also deeply concerned by the public.
On the afternoon of the 22nd, the checkpoint staff will automatically identify commuters according to the big data in the system. If big data shows commuters, office workers can swipe their ID cards to enter Beijing, but they don't need nucleic acid certificates to leave Beijing. On the contrary, if big data shows that this person is not a commuter, then he must have a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 7 days before leaving Beijing.
According to the staff of Simatai checkpoint, in principle, commuters must have records of entering and leaving Beijing several times a week. At the same time, the staff reminded: "At present, if the non-Beijing resident population reaches the number of times of entering and leaving Beijing, big data will be displayed as commuters. However, it is recommended that office workers who travel to and from Beijing and Hebei do nucleic acid testing as soon as possible. "
The staff of Xiji Border Inspection Station also said that at present, commuters can swipe their ID cards to enter and leave Beijing, and non-commuters must hold negative reports of nucleic acid testing. At the same time, the staff also suggested that although commuters can now enter and leave Beijing with their ID cards, it is best to take the time to do nucleic acid testing.