Is nucleic acid detection 24 hours at the highway intersection?

With the normalization of epidemic prevention and control, in order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, many high-speed exits require car owners to show negative nucleic acid certificates within 24 or 48 hours. If the nucleic acid expires, they will be stopped and unable to get off the highway. The owner must complete the nucleic acid test and even wait for the result before continuing on the road. Generally, the results of nucleic acid detection at highway intersections will be available in 4-24 hours, and it will not exceed 24 hours at the latest.

Of course, not all high-speed entrances and exits in China need to show negative nucleic acid certificates. However, in order to reduce unnecessary troubles, it is recommended that car owners check the epidemic prevention policies of the starting point and destination before going out. After all, the epidemic situation in each province and city is different now. If you need to show a negative nucleic acid certificate before getting on and off the expressway, the owner had better do a nucleic acid test within 24 hours before leaving and getting off the expressway to avoid wasting time.

Some car owners may want to ask, is there a place to do nucleic acid on the expressway? Don't worry too much about this. At present, highways all over the country have set up corresponding nucleic acid detection service stations according to the degree of danger. If the owner finds that his nucleic acid has expired on the expressway, he can generally see the nucleic acid detection point at the service area or the entrance of the expressway.

As for whether to charge for high-speed nucleic acid detection, the policies in each region are different, some are charged, some are free, and the prices of single tube and mixed tube may be different. Mixed pipe is cheaper than single pipe, and the owner can choose freely. After the test, the results are usually obtained within 4-24 hours.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases. Anyone who enters a public place must show the relevant documents, that is, the health code. If they don't cooperate, the local police have the right to detain them. If the circumstances are particularly serious, the police can directly prosecute and then pursue criminal responsibility.