What does it mean to receive the news that you will be yellow-coded after returning home?

The yellow code refers to people who have had time and space overlap with confirmed cases or asymptomatic infected people, and there is a risk of infection. Therefore, the yellow code is a reminder to people in danger, and those who hold the yellow code need not be too nervous.

After the health code is assigned to the yellow code, there is no need for isolation. In principle, you can still go out, but you will be restricted by many aspects. For example, you can't go out by bus, train, plane, high-speed rail and other public transport, and you can't go in and out of supermarkets, stations, airports, hotels, cinemas and other public places. Therefore, it is suggested to reduce unnecessary travel when using yellow code, and to carry out nucleic acid testing as soon as possible.