What is the reason why the health code turns yellow?

What is the reason why the health code turns yellow?

The health code will turn yellow when:

First, I have recently moved and stayed near the key places where confirmed cases or asymptomatic infected people have stayed, and may have had contact with confirmed cases and asymptomatic infected people.

Second, I have a fever recently and went to a medical institution to see a doctor.

Third, I have recently been to an epidemic-prone area and stayed for more than 4 hours.

What should I do after the health code turns yellow?

In principle, after the health code turns yellow, monitor it at home for 7 days and do three nucleic acid tests. During the isolation period, you can't go out to participate in gathering activities, go to public places, take public transportation, and have to do personal protection when you go out.

If necessary, it can be adjusted to home isolation for 7 days and nucleic acid detection for 3 times according to the epidemic situation. Among them, two nucleic acid tests should be done in the first three days of isolation, but the interval between them should be more than 24 hours, and then the third nucleic acid test should be done on the seventh day. After all three test results are negative, the isolation can be removed and the health code can be restored to a green code.

Will sub-dense contact turn yellow?

It's usually like this.

Close contact is defined as follows:

The first contact between a close contact person and a case or asymptomatic infected person (the first contact between a close contact person and a case or asymptomatic infected person during the period from 5 days before the onset of the case or 5 days before the specimen collection of asymptomatic infected person to the first contact between a close contact person and a case or asymptomatic infected person before the isolation management) to the close contact person before the isolation management, the person who has had close contact with the close contact person, such as living together, working in the same closed environment, having dinner and having fun, but not taking effective protection, especially the person who has frequent contact with the close contact person, such as family members and colleagues.

1. If someone is infected in the community where he lives, the probability of infection in the community is high, and the community residents may be close contacts and sub-close contacts, and the color of the health code may turn yellow or red.

2. If you have ever been to a high-risk area, the health code will automatically turn yellow or red.

3. If you take public transport and someone in the same car is suspected or confirmed to be infected, then as a close contact, the health code will turn yellow or red.