The man's nucleic acid report is overdue for 3 minutes and cannot board the plane. What is the truth of the matter?

The airline responded to this matter in this way. He said that the nucleic acid reports of the three passengers had all expired, and then the newly made nucleic acid results did not come out, which did not meet the local epidemic prevention regulations and had certain travel risks, so they were not allowed to board the plane. Before the results came out, the plane was closed and there was no way to reopen it, so they had to change their visas. Many people think that there is nothing wrong with the airline's practice, because it does not conform to the epidemic prevention policy, and the airline also acts according to the rules and cannot decide anything casually.

But we can also understand why these passengers are so angry, because their nucleic acid test was within the validity period on the same day, but when they were waiting, the plane was delayed and did not arrive on time, resulting in their nucleic acid expired and no new results came out. And if the time is long, everyone can understand a little, just three minutes, so I find it particularly unacceptable. If the plane hadn't been delayed, they wouldn't have done this, and they could have boarded the plane smoothly. It is because of this that they are very angry, so they are exposed to the internet and let everyone know.

Some people think that the airport is in accordance with the regulations, and their behavior is not wrong, but others think that it is really too rigid. After all, you are late, so we can't get up on time. Although there are rules that we really have to abide by, the problem is that we don't need to bend the rules at all if it's not too late. We can get on the plane normally. It's really hard to say who is right or wrong in this matter. One is that the accounting is overdue, and the other is that we are following the rules and regulations. I can only say that I should try not to get stuck when I travel in the future.