What does it mean to assign codes to people?

Code-assigning personnel refer to those who have not done nucleic acid testing according to the epidemic prevention requirements announced by the relevant local departments.

Coded personnel refer to those who fail to do nucleic acid testing according to the local epidemic prevention requirements announced by the epidemic situation. If it exceeds the prescribed time, it will be stolen After being assigned the code, if the nucleic acid test is negative in time, it will be changed back to the green code.

Allocation code is a management mode of blockade management. When screening the risks of some people, we will assign corresponding codes according to their personal situation and trajectory, including green code, yellow code and red team, and give different marks according to different situations.

The personnel marked with red team include

First, confirmed cases, asymptomatic infections, and positive nucleic acid tests.

Second, people whose health codes are red in other provinces.

The personnel in yellow code include

First, close contact between the diagnosed and asymptomatic infected people.

Second, according to the rules, change red team to yellow code.

The third is the key population who did not do nucleic acid testing according to the regulations.

The fourth is the sealing control personnel in high-risk areas.

Fifth, people from high-risk areas.

Sixth, the health code is yellow.

Conditions to be met when converting red team into yellow code.

First of all, the confirmed cases and asymptomatic infected persons were tested for nucleic acid twice in a row (at least 24 hours in the middle), and all the nucleic acid reports were negative and turned into yellow codes.

Second, mainlanders with red health codes have been quarantined for 7 days. During the quarantine period, 1, 3, 5 and 7 days were tested for 1 nucleic acid according to regulations, and the test results were all negative, so transcoding was carried out in time.