Healthy? What if it turns yellow?

After assigning the yellow code, make sure to do the following:

(1) Report to the community immediately and cooperate with community management.

② Carry out home health monitoring, and don't go out unless necessary.

③ Complete nucleic acid detection according to SMS requirements.

If SMS requires two tests every three days, it is necessary to conduct two nucleic acid tests within three days, and the interval between the two nucleic acid tests must be more than 24 hours. It should be noted that if the test result of 1 is negative, the health code will only change to "green code" for a short time, and 1 day later will change to "yellow code" again, prompting the public to conduct the second test as required. If the results of two nucleic acid tests are negative, the health code will be officially turned into a "green code".

If SMS requires three tests within seven days, it needs to be tested on 1, 3 and 7 days after the health code is changed to yellow code (the interval between 1 and the second test should be 24 hours). If all three tests are negative, it will officially become a green code.

The yellow code is carried out by all levels and departments according to the requirements of epidemic prevention and control work, and it is mainly a health management measure for people who have been to places with epidemic risk and may have been exposed to epidemic risk.

There are several possibilities to be given a yellow code: ① it intersects with the key places or areas involved in positive cases within a certain time and space; ② People who have been in contact with positive cases have an intersection in key places or areas in a certain time and space.