Older people without health codes are prohibited from taking the subway. Is it really appropriate to enforce the rules across the board?

Personally, I don't think it is appropriate to enforce the regulations across the board. The elderly are a large group. Of course, the promotion of health codes is still very strong, but many elderly people don't know that it is normal for health codes. The elderly group is very special, so we should be more patient with them. I think the subway staff's approach is a bit thoughtless. The old man doesn't know what a health code is, and the staff just emphasizes showing the health code.

I admit that a place has a local ride system, and the subway requires everyone to show their health code, which is very understandable. They are responsible for every passenger, and subway staff are trying to implement this rule, but they still have to learn to be flexible in doing things. Nowadays, the elderly group is a relatively backward group in society, and many related policies are known late, such as showing the health code when taking the subway. Many elderly people don't even know what the health code is.

As can be seen from the videos recorded by netizens, the elderly know nothing about the Health Law. They asked the subway staff several times what the health code was, but no one gave it to him. At this time, their best practice is to show the health code to the elderly and persuade them patiently, instead of being so rigid with the elderly all the time. From beginning to end, they just insisted that the old man show the health code, which made the old man very angry. Of course, many people say that this kind of old man is arrogant and unreasonable. There are many opinions, but the practice of subway station staff is also a bit inappropriate.

We can understand many things, such as the elderly don't know the health code and so on. What we should do is to guide him patiently. The elderly are also vulnerable groups in society, so we should be considerate and generous.