What does it mean to cancel the asterisk on the communication itinerary card?

City names marked with * (asterisk) indicate that there are currently medium or high risk areas in the cities you have visited in the past 14 days, but this does not mean that these medium and high risk areas have actually been visited area. Canceling the stars on the communication itinerary card means canceling the display of stars on the names of all medium- and high-risk cities.

Canceling the "asterisk" mark will not increase the risk of COVID-19 transmission. The "star" mark only indicates that someone comes from a city with a high-risk area or a medium-risk area. It is not directly linked to a specific high-risk area or a medium-risk area. That is, it cannot reflect the actual risk level of the person marked with the "star".

With the continuous improvement of scientific prevention and control and precise policy implementation, the requirements for the division of high-risk areas/medium-risk areas and prevention and control management have become more refined and precise. Those marked with an "asterisk" on the communication itinerary card The prompting effect is difficult to play in the specific implementation of the new prevention and control strategy.

Removing stars from your itinerary card will be of great help in restoring your life and restoring the necessary normal flow. The cancellation of the "asterisk" mark is a concrete manifestation of the Party Central Committee's clear requirements of "preventing the epidemic, stabilizing the economy, and ensuring security in development" and is conducive to truly coordinating epidemic prevention and control with economic and social development.

The asterisk will be removed from communication itinerary cards

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced on the afternoon of June 29 that it will cancel the "asterisk" mark on communication itinerary cards to support the efficient coordination of epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development. , Convenient for users to travel. This is another time after the National Health Commission announced on the 28th that the "Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia Prevention and Control Plan (Ninth Edition)" shortened the quarantine time for immigrants and close contacts from "14+7" to "7+3" days. Optimization and adjustment of specific measures for COVID-19 prevention and control.