Will the nucleic acid turn yellow all at once?

Under normal circumstances, nucleic acids will not turn yellow all at once, which is determined according to local epidemic prevention requirements.

1. For example, in Anhui, where nucleic acid detection has been normalized, all personnel are tested 1 time every five days according to epidemic prevention regulations. The frequency of nucleic acid detection in key populations may be higher than every five days 1 time, and those who fail to carry out nucleic acid detection according to the prescribed frequency for no reason shall be given Ankang code.

2. In some low-risk areas, if it is not required that the nucleic acid code will turn yellow if it is not detected at the specified frequency, then the nucleic acid will not turn yellow if it is not detected for a long time. Therefore, the specific number of days when the code turns yellow depends on the local epidemic risk and epidemic prevention requirements.

Depending on the situation, different situations have different results, such as:

1. If you travel to and from the destination from a high-risk area or an epidemic area, it is generally required to do nucleic acid testing as soon as possible within 6 hours after landing. If you don't do the nucleic acid test in time, you may be given a yellow code according to the local epidemic regulations.

2. In addition, all local staff are required to do nucleic acid testing, and every round of nucleic acid testing cannot be left behind. Once the personnel fail to complete the inspection as required, they may be given a yellow code or a gray code.

3. We have received the SMS notification from the epidemic prevention department, asking the personnel who want to do the nucleic acid test as soon as possible to do it immediately, otherwise the health code may turn yellow to remind the personnel to do the nucleic acid test as soon as possible, so as to eliminate the risk of COVID-19 infection.