The Shanghai itinerary card has an asterisk

The * (asterisk) mark indicates that the city that the user has visited in the past 14 days currently has medium-risk or high-risk areas.

The current situation in Shanghai is as follows↓

Yesterday, Shanghai held a press conference on the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic. At the meeting, a new local confirmed case of COVID-19 in the city was reported in a 51-year-old male.

According to the notification from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:

1. All 26 close contacts of the confirmed case have completed their first nucleic acid test, and the results were all negative;

2. There are 186 close contacts, 186 of whom have been quarantined and observed, and 186 people have been sampled and submitted for testing, and the test results are all negative;

3. Currently, 8,717 relevant personnel have been screened, and 8,717 people have been sampled and submitted for testing. The test results were all negative;

4. 524 environmental samples were collected, 524 were tested, and the test results were all negative.

Why is "Shanghai City" marked in red on the itinerary card?

Official answer↓

The official WeChat public account of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology "Communications Itinerary Card" responded today that starting from 0:00 on November 10, 2020, the itinerary card will include The names of prefectures and cities in medium- and high-risk areas are marked in red. They are only used as travel reminders and are not related to health conditions. Please follow the local joint prevention and control mechanisms for specific control policies.

As of 10:00 on November 10, 2020, the marked areas are:

● Kashgar Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region

● Tianjin City

● Shanghai

Will the "Shanghai" itinerary card marked in red affect the normal travel of citizens?

Some netizens have successfully "tested" it, so everyone can feel more at ease. However, specific access standards still need to comply with the regulations of local governments, communities, and access points.

However,

Many people are still full of questions about the "itinerary card":

How does it judge red, yellow and green?

Is it reliable?

What should I do if something goes wrong?

Let’s take a look at the answers to the questions~

Q1

What is a “communication big data itinerary card”?

It is an itinerary inquiry service launched by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in conjunction with China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom.

The itinerary card results include the countries (regions) you visited in the previous 14 days and the domestic cities you stayed in for more than 4 hours. The color card only serves as a reminder of the place visited and is not related to health status.

Q2

How to use the "Itinerary Card"?

You can use mobile phone software (WeChat, Alipay, etc.) to scan the code to access the inquiry page, or search for "Communication Itinerary Card" in the WeChat applet to enter the applet, enter your mobile phone number and click to get the verification code, and click after successful verification Query to return the query results.

Q3

Can everyone use the "Itinerary Card"?

As long as you are a user of any of the three operators China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom, you can use this service. (However, new users can use this service after 14 days.)