Can travel itinerary code travel normally without an asterisk?

Yes, a green code without an asterisk means you can travel with low risk. Green travel codes with asterisks will not affect travel, and travel codes without asterisks will not affect travel.

The so-called asterisk is actually a sign of the way. "Passing by" means staying in a place for more than 4 hours. When you open the itinerary code with your mobile phone, the system will automatically record it as passing by or visiting.

City names marked with * (asterisk) indicate that there are medium and high risk areas in the cities you visited in the past 14 days, but this does not mean that you have actually visited these medium and high risk areas.

Precautions for using health codes:

Using scanning code to verify the flow trajectory of managers. For places or units that need to record the information of people entering and leaving, health codes are encouraged to be used as electronic health certificates for individuals entering and leaving. By scanning and verifying the presented health codes, a traceable track can be formed, and the risk of epidemic spread caused by personnel flow can be reduced.

Strengthen the verification and management of people coming to the spring in key areas. For people entering the spring in key areas, it is necessary to organize the application for health codes, and make full use of the information of nucleic acid detection and serum antibody detection within 7 days after the integration of health codes for verification management.