Multiple places11Since the beginning of the month, the normal nucleic acid policy has changed. Do you no longer need to show your nucleic acid for high-speed rail flights? ... ...

It is understood that a message saying 'taking a train does not require nucleic acid testing' rushed to the hot search, but not long after, the account deleted this message. It is understood that from11Since the beginning of this month, there have been new changes in travel by train and plane, with some regions no longer needing to travel by high-speed rail or plane48Proof of negative nucleic acid test within hours. The Tourism Bureau of Zhanjiang City in Guangxi and Guangdong also issued a notice on the official WeChat platform, stating, "From now on, taking a train to leave Zhanjiang (excluding entering Beijing) does not require checking the nucleic acid certificate!" Not only the high-speed rail, but there are also new news from the airport. Hefei Xinqiao Airport in Anhui Province has issued a notice stating that nucleic acid test reports will no longer be checked upon departure. Experts say that epidemic prevention policies will be flexible and not fixed according to epidemic prevention and control requirements.

It remains to be confirmed whether nucleic acid testing is necessary for travel by high-speed rail, plane, etc. However, there have been changes in the normalization of nucleic acid testing in multiple regions of our country, with the eight words "willing to undergo thorough testing, self funded testing." Non risk areas or special populations can voluntarily undergo testing. Several cities and counties, including Zhijin County under Guiyang City and Bijie City in Guizhou Province, parts of Yueyang City in Hunan Province, multiple counties and districts under Yibin City in Sichuan Province, some counties and districts under Longnan and Jiuquan in Gansu Province, and some districts and towns under Huizhou City in Guangdong Province, have recently adjusted the charging policy for normalized nucleic acid testing. Except for specific populations and situations, other residents are required to pay for nucleic acid testing at their own expense.