Beijing： From December 6, you can enter supermarkets, commercial buildings and various public places without checking the negative certificate of nucleic acid test.

　　According to Weibo news released by @ Beijing, in response to the new situation of prevention and control in Beijing, on the basis of implementing the ninth edition of the prevention and control plan and 20 optimization measures of the joint prevention and control mechanism of the State Council, the Office of the Leading Group for Prevention and Control of Epidemic Situation in novel coronavirus, Beijing and the Office of the Coordination Mechanism of Joint Prevention and Control of Capital Strict Management in Beijing decided that the following measures will be implemented for nucleic acid detection and inspection in Beijing from December 6, 2022:

　　1. When entering supermarkets, commercial buildings and various public places, you don’t need to check the negative proof of nucleic acid test, but scan the code to enter.

　　Two, into the community (village), do not check the negative proof of nucleic acid testing, permanent residents can not scan the code.

　　Three, enter the Internet cafe, bar, chess room, KTV, script killing, sauna and other closed places, as well as restaurants (dining), indoor fitness and other places, must scan the code and check the negative certificate of 48 hours of nucleic acid testing.

　　Four, enter the old-age care institutions, child welfare institutions, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools and inpatient departments of medical institutions and other places, must scan the code and check the 48-hour nucleic acid test negative certificate.

　　Five, important units and major activities can be determined according to the needs of nucleic acid detection and inspection measures.

　　Six, all districts continue to provide social free nucleic acid testing services and constantly optimize the layout, so as to meet the needs of the masses and the needs of epidemic prevention work.

　　Advocate citizens to do personal protection, wear masks, vaccinate and reduce unnecessary gatherings.