Reporter visits Shijiazhuang Railway Station: Those returning to Shijiazhuang need to have a nucleic acid negative report within three days and a certificate of acceptance in the community village
News from Shijiazhuang, China National Broadcasting Network, January 26 (Reporter Tan Zhen from Central Broadcasting Corporation) The Spring Festival is approaching, and many people want to go home for the New Year.
However, due to the epidemic, there are potential risks in the flow of people brought by returning home for the New Year, and various localities have also advocated "New Year in situ".
For people whose hometown is in Shijiazhuang, it is even more necessary to evaluate the necessity of returning home.
If it is necessary to return home, the homework that needs to be done cannot be left behind.
On the 25th, a reporter from China Central Broadcasting Corporation visited Shijiazhuang Railway Station.
What materials do Shijiazhuang citizens who have an urgent need to return home need to provide in order to return home smoothly?
How does Shijiazhuang Railway Station ensure that passengers return home safely?
Since January 6, Shijiazhuang has implemented temporary strict prevention and control measures on the railway station, and all passengers will be suspended from entering the station.
On the 25th, the reporter came to Shijiazhuang Railway Station and found that at present, the entrance of Shijiazhuang Station was still not open, and only one of the 4 exits was open.
Upon arrival, all passengers will be guided by the staff to the underground exit hall of the west square of the railway station.
In the departure hall, the reporter saw that all counties (cities, districts) in Shijiazhuang City have set up reception points here to be responsible for registration and resettlement.
The queuing registration channels at the reception points are separated by security belts, and signs with one-meter intervals are posted on the ground to remind passengers to keep a safe distance.
Eye-catching signs are placed in front of the reception points so that passengers can quickly find their destination reception points after leaving the station.
At the reception point in Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang City, volunteer Qiao Xin in protective clothing is busy registering information for passengers who just got off the bus.
Qiao Xin introduced that for passengers whose destination is Yuhua District, they will learn more about the reasons why the passengers returned to Shijiazhuang, check their identity documents and certification materials, and perform information registration.
After the application is completed, they will uniformly arrange vehicles to transport the returning personnel to the destination.
"We first need to see the passenger’s nucleic acid test certificate within 72 hours, and see if there is a community acceptance certificate. If they are available, we will register them if their body temperature is normal. Then we will arrange a car and send it to you. They can enter the community by showing their pass at the gate of the community where they are located." Qiao Xin said.
At the reception point in Jingxing County, the staff introduced that Jingxing County is a low-risk area in Shijiazhuang, and Qiaoxi District, where the train station is located, is a middle-risk area in Shijiazhuang. For insurance purposes, returnees must first go to Jingxing County People’s Hospital for nucleic acid after returning to Jingxing County. Detection.
"Need to have the nucleic acid test report, ID card, ticket, and receipt certificate within 72 hours. Then register, mainly to register the identity information, the place of origin, the place of destination, whether they are from a medium-to-high-risk area, and the train number information. They must be registered after they return. First go to the county hospital for a nucleic acid test, and then the villagers can take them home." The staff member said.
The reporter found that although the requirements of different counties (cities, districts) are different for the specific conditions of the return, all returnees are required to issue a negative nucleic acid test report within 72 hours and a certificate of acceptance from the community village.
This also requires returning personnel to contact the community village in advance.
Wearing goggles and protective clothing, Xiao Wang, who had just returned from Tianjin, was a bit conspicuous in the line of people.
She said that while studying in Tianjin, she had prepared more than ten days for the return journey.
She told reporters that she has been communicating with the community since the holiday.
Ms. Wang: I originally planned to come back on January 8. The epidemic suddenly became severe again, so I didn't come back again and kept in touch with the community.
Reporter: What advice did the community give you?
Ms. Wang: It is recommended not to come back as much as possible, but because I am a student, there is no place to stay there. Considering the Spring Festival, the community said that you can come back with the nucleic acid test report.
I went to do it on the 24th and got the report on the 25th, and I quickly bought the tickets.
At the reception point in Luquan District, the staff member Chen Kai is counting the addresses of the queuing crowds, dispatching and returning vehicles in advance to reduce waiting time for passengers.
He said that in accordance with the epidemic prevention requirements, people returning from low-risk areas need to stay at home for 14 days.
“Because the Luquan District is very close to the main urban area, after returning personnel arrived here, we called and asked relevant personnel from various townships to come and pick them up. After arriving home, they were isolated at home for 14 days."
The reporter learned that although Shijiazhuang Station, which has a daily passenger flow of tens of thousands of people on weekdays, now only has about 2,000 daily passengers, this also brings a lot of pressure on the station to prevent epidemics.
Xing Rong, a staff member of the former branch of the bus station of the Shijiazhuang Public Security Bureau, said that in order to prevent passengers from staying and gathering during pick-up and return, they have taken a number of measures.
"We ask to line up according to the one-meter line set up on the ground, and try not to gather in the middle of the lobby after leaving the station. First lead to their respective reception points. Generally, after reaching the number of people waiting for the car, they will return together. Waiting for a long time at the reception point. There are public security police and county (city, district) related personnel on the scene to coordinate and maintain order." Xing Rong said.
In addition, the station has also set up temporary nucleic acid detection points.
According to Xing Rong, if the passenger cannot provide a certificate of negative nucleic acid test within 72 hours, he can carry the relevant certificate to the nucleic acid test site for nucleic acid test, and the result will be available in 6-8 hours.
"All outbound personnel waiting for the nucleic acid test results can wait for the results in the temporary rest area. At that time, there will be staff on the spot by naming the results and let the corresponding personnel take the results."
Xing Rong said that this year's situation is special and calls on everyone to celebrate the New Year on the spot.
Citizens who do have an urgent need to return to their hometowns must be strictly protected and comply with the requirements and regulations of the local epidemic prevention and control department.
"It is recommended that everyone respond to the country's call to celebrate the New Year on the spot. If you can't return to your hometown, don't come back for the time being. If you really have special difficulties and must come back, you must contact your community and town in advance to see if you can accept it. , After issuing the acceptance certificate, you can pick up and return to the designated area according to the requirements of the staff at the train station."