What to do next after applying the application form for farmers in Dehui City to return home for spring plowing?

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Application procedures: Before April 6, farmers stranded in Changchun City should submit an application to return to their hometowns with their ID cards and other valid documents to the community where they live or work. The community is responsible for checking the conditions for farmers to return home. Review and fill out the "Changchun City Returning Farmers Registration Form" (hereinafter referred to as the registration form). The communities where farmers live or work will collect statistics on farmers who meet the conditions for returning to their hometowns on April 7, and report them to the district agricultural and rural departments step by step. The district agricultural and rural departments will collect information on returnees on a county (city) and district basis. Township farmers conduct a regional summary (for those outside the jurisdiction of Changchun City, the city (prefecture) is the unit) and push it to the city's spring plowing preparation working group. The city's spring plowing preparation working group will push the information of returnees to the relevant cities (prefectures) and counties (cities) at the destination. The destination city (prefecture) and county (city) district are responsible for organizing vehicles to designated centralized transfer points to pick up returnees point-to-point. Conditions for returning home: Farmers living in the closed area must have no new cases in their building in the past 7 days, and they are not close contacts or sub-close contacts. They must have negative nucleic acid tests at least 3 times in the past 7 days for 48 hours. The nucleic acid test is negative and the antigen test is negative on the day of return. Farmers living in the control area, who are not close contacts or sub-close contacts, have been quarantined at home in the past 7 days, have a negative nucleic acid certificate for more than 48 hours, and a negative antigen test on the day of return home. Farmers living in the prevention area must have a negative nucleic acid certificate within 48 hours and a negative antigen test on the day they return home. Farmers who are under closed-loop management in enterprises, construction sites, etc., have not had an epidemic in the enterprise or construction site within 7 days, have at least 3 negative nucleic acid tests in the past 7 days, have a negative nucleic acid certificate for more than 48 hours, and have a negative antigen test on the day of return home.