How do I commute now?

Commuters around Beijing are already in the commuting database, and the negative proof of nucleic acid detection has been uploaded to the national or Beijing nucleic acid detection database within 14 days, and the "Beijing Health Bao" will give the "commuting" green code identification. People who hold the green code sign of "commuting" can show it to the staff of railway and highway checkpoints, which has the same effect as the negative proof of paper nucleic acid and is more convenient to pass! Although the green code of "commuting" has been obtained, it is necessary to ensure that nucleic acid detection is carried out every 14 days.

In the afternoon, the reporter learned from Baimiao checkpoint, Simatai checkpoint and Xiji checkpoint that the staff will automatically identify the identity of 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.