What does the green itinerary code with an asterisk look like?

There is a "little star" in the upper right corner of the itinerary code.

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

Itinerary codes will no longer mark city names containing medium and high risk areas in red, but will instead include medium and high risk areas in brackets after the city name. These notes are intended as travel tips only and have nothing to do with health conditions. Please follow the local joint prevention and control mechanism for specific control policies.

Although the green travel code with an asterisk will basically not affect travel, we are still encouraged to minimize unnecessary travel and unnecessary travel to medium and high-risk areas.

Notes on the use of health codes:

Use code scanning verification to manage personnel flow trajectories. For places or units that need to record the information of people entering and exiting, it is encouraged to use the health code as an electronic health certificate for personal entry and exit. By scanning the health code for verification, a traceable track can be formed to reduce the risk of epidemic spread caused by the movement of people.

Strengthen the verification and management of people visiting springs 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 nucleic acid test information and serum antibody test information within 7 days integrated with the health code for verification management.