Passengers travelling to Beijing from March 1st to March 12th are required to undergo nucleic acid testing

(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) Passengers traveling to Beijing from Shenzhen from March 1 to March 12 need to undergo nucleic acid testing

　　China News Service, Shenzhen, March 2 (Zheng Xiaohong and Zhu Zuying) The Shenzhen Municipal Health Commission issued a message on the 2nd that according to the arrangement of the railway department, from March 1 to March 12 at 24:00, Shenzhen North Railway Station , Shenzhen Station implements "special area waiting, second verification, second security check, and second temperature measurement" for all passengers on the train entering Beijing, and the "nucleic acid test certificate" for passengers entering Beijing.

　　Shenzhen Railway Station reminds that passengers traveling to Beijing need to bring the negative nucleic acid test certificate provided by the hospital within the past 7 days, and pass the check by the staff at the real-name verification port before entering the station. Passengers who do not carry the test certificate cannot go to Beijing regional stations.

　　In addition, passengers must ensure that their tickets, certificates, and persons are the same when boarding, and do not bring prohibited items into the station; allow enough time to enter the station and wait for the train, and cooperate with the railway department to do the second security check and real-name verification work to avoid delaying the journey.

　　The Shenzhen Health Commission stated that between 0:00 and 24:00 on March 1, Shenzhen added 1 confirmed imported case and 1 imported asymptomatic infection.

　　The imported confirmed case is a male, Chinese nationality who arrived in Shenzhen from South Africa.

After entering the country, he was quarantined and transferred to the emergency district of Shenzhen Third People's Hospital for observation and treatment. The condition was stable.

　　The other imported asymptomatic infection was a male, Chinese nationality who arrived in Shenzhen from Botswana.

After entering the country, he was quarantined and transferred to the emergency district of Shenzhen Third People's Hospital for observation and treatment. The condition was stable.

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