Does two inspections in three days include landing inspection?

Including landing inspection. Two tests in three days refers to two nucleic acid tests within three days (72 hours), with an interval of 24 hours between the two nucleic acid tests. To put it simply, a nucleic acid test is done every other day, and the on-site test is also counted as one.

It is recommended that after receiving the text message of "Two tests in three days", you should go to the nearest testing institution or hospital for a nucleic acid test as soon as possible, and enter through the dedicated channel for yellow code personnel in accordance with the regulations, and wear your clothes during the test. Wear a mask, maintain a certain social distance from others, and prevent face-to-face communication with others.

In the current epidemic situation, everyone has a responsibility; starting from me, we will prevent and control the epidemic together. Every citizen is the first person responsible for his or her own health, and is also the key subject of epidemic prevention and control in the whole society. They should jointly shoulder the responsibilities and obligations of epidemic prevention and control.

The reason why two tests are carried out every three days is because the Omicron variant infection has an incubation period, which means that there is a process of virus replication, and the virus can only be detected after the amount of virus replication reaches a certain level; and the human body itself has immunity Therefore, once infected, the virus and the body will also compete. As an objective indicator, nucleic acid testing can find infected people in large groups as soon as possible and block the source of infection. In addition, the current nucleic acid detection method mainly extracts the viral RNA from the sample, and the infected person may need to undergo multiple tests in a short period of time before reaching the amount of virus replication that can be amplified.

National Health Commission: People from low-risk areas in epidemic areas do not need to be quarantined when going out across regions, but they must be tested twice in three days

In the ninth version of the prevention and control plan, high-risk areas Risk areas refer to the residences of cases and asymptomatic infected persons, as well as work places, activity areas and other areas with frequent activities and high risk of epidemic spread. In principle, high-risk areas are defined based on residential communities or villages, and the scope of risk areas can be judged and adjusted based on the results of epidemiological surveys. High-risk areas adopt "door-to-door service without leaving home" lockdown measures. A high-risk area can be downgraded to a medium-risk area if there are no new infections for 7 consecutive days, and then it can be downgraded to a low-risk area if there are no new infections for 3 consecutive days. Personnel from high-risk areas with cross-regional spillover will be placed under centralized isolation and medical observation for 7 days. A nucleic acid test will be conducted on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 7th days of centralized isolation.

Medium risk areas refer to work places and activity areas where cases and asymptomatic infected persons stay and move for a certain period of time, and where there may be risks of epidemic spread. The delimitation of risk areas is based on the results of epidemiological surveys. Medium-risk areas adopt the control measures of "no people leaving the area, picking up items at staggered peak times". If there are no new infections for 7 consecutive days, it can be reduced to a low-risk area. Persons in medium-risk areas with cross-regional spillover will be subject to 7 days of home medical observation, and a nucleic acid test will be conducted on the 1st, 4th, and 7th day of the home medical observation period. If the conditions for home isolation are not met, centralized isolation and medical observation will be adopted.

Preventive measures of "personal protection and avoidance of gatherings" are adopted in low-risk areas. People in low-risk areas leaving the region or city should present a negative 48-hour nucleic acid test certificate. People from low-risk areas who travel across regions do not need to take isolation control measures, but they are required to complete two nucleic acid tests within three days (two tests every three days) and conduct personal health monitoring.

Legal Basis

"Notice on Further Optimizing the Prevention and Control Measures of the New Coronavirus Epidemic and Doing a Scientific and Accurate Prevention and Control Work"

(10) For immigrants, The "7-day centralized quarantine + 3 days of home health monitoring" will be adjusted to "5-day centralized quarantine + 3 days of home quarantine". During this period, people will be assigned a code to manage and no going out will be allowed. After immigrants complete quarantine at the first point of entry, they must not be quarantined again at the destination. A nucleic acid test will be conducted on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th days of centralized isolation medical observation, and a nucleic acid test will be conducted on the 1st and 3rd days of home isolation medical observation.

"Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 39 When a medical institution discovers a Class A infectious disease, it shall promptly take the following measures:

(1) Patients and pathogen carriers shall be isolated and treated, and the isolation period shall be determined based on the results of medical examinations;

(2) Suspected patients shall be isolated and treated separately in a designated place before diagnosis;

(3) Conduct medical observation and take other necessary preventive measures in designated places for patients, pathogen carriers, and close contacts of suspected patients in medical institutions.

For those who refuse isolation treatment or leave isolation treatment without authorization before the isolation period has expired, the public security organs may assist medical institutions in taking compulsory isolation treatment measures.

When medical institutions discover patients with Category B or C infectious diseases, they should take necessary treatment and transmission control measures according to their condition.

Medical institutions must disinfect and harmlessly dispose of sites, items and medical waste contaminated by infectious disease pathogens in accordance with laws and regulations.

Article 77: Units and individuals who violate the provisions of this Law, causing the spread and prevalence of infectious diseases, and causing damage to others' personal lives and property, shall bear civil liability in accordance with the law.