Do you want to do nucleic acid testing in the college entrance examination?

The college entrance examination requires nucleic acid testing.

According to the requirements of the Ministry of Education and the provincial epidemic prevention and control headquarters, all candidates must? Take the exam 48 hours (after 8: 00 on June 5th) and 24 hours (after 8: 00 on June 6th) with the health management information collection form and two negative paper certificates for nucleic acid detection. Candidates for cross-city examination must provide negative paper certificates of nucleic acid test within 48 hours before departure, and provide two negative paper certificates of nucleic acid test within 48 hours and 24 hours after arrival at the test center. During the examination, nucleic acid was detected once a day.

I. Relevant requirements:

1、? From June 5 th to June 6 th, every day 15: 00, the provincial examination institute conducted nucleic acid testing and screening; From June 7 to June 10, at 6 o'clock every morning, the provincial examination institute conducted nucleic acid testing and screening. For candidates who have not been tested for nucleic acid or whose health screening results are abnormal, in principle, they will not be arranged to take the exam in the same examination room as normal candidates.

Candidates must attach great importance to nucleic acid detection. Go to the designated place on time as required, complete nucleic acid sampling and testing, prepare the required nucleic acid testing certificate before the exam, hand it in when entering the test center for the first exam, and complete nucleic acid testing on time every day during the exam.

2、? In order to ensure the smooth progress of nucleic acid detection, please prepare a piece of "healthy Zibo QR code" for each candidate to scan the code for registration and sampling.

Please inform your parents that you can't leave until you finish the nucleic acid at school after the exam, so that parents don't worry.

4. Candidates should pay attention to personal protection and keep a safe distance when sampling nucleic acids.