Is it necessary to normalize nucleic acids?

Standardized nucleic acids must be removed.

Normalized nucleic acid detection refers to the establishment of nucleic acid detection points in many parts of the city, and residents need to complete nucleic acid detection every 48 hours. If it is not implemented, the health code will be given a yellow code, and people with yellow code will not be able to enter public places and take public transportation, etc. Therefore, if you are required to have a normal nucleic acid test, you can't choose not to go.

In addition, the local government requires all staff to do nucleic acid testing, and every round of nucleic acid testing can't fall behind. Once the personnel fail to complete the inspection as required, they may be given a yellow code or a gray code. If you receive a short message from the epidemic prevention department asking for nucleic acid testing as soon as possible, you should also do it immediately, otherwise the health code may turn into a yellow code to remind personnel to do nucleic acid testing as soon as possible.

Don't nucleic acids do yellow coding?

For people in low-risk areas, they didn't go to high-risk areas without government requirements. At this time, it will not become yellow code without nucleic acid testing. But for people in high-risk areas, if the government requires the whole people to carry out nucleic acid testing, it may become a yellow code.

Depending on the situation, the results are different in different situations. If you travel to or from a high-risk area or an epidemic area, it is generally required to do nucleic acid testing within 6 hours as soon as possible after landing. If you don't do the nucleic acid test in time, you may get a yellow code according to the local epidemic regulations.