China News Service, Haikou, August 16 (Fu Yuqun) On the morning of the 16th, with the departure of the No. 9 ship in Haikou New Harbor Ferry Terminal, the first batch of 870 passengers stranded at the health management station in Haikou embarked on a return journey to the outlying islands.
"Finally I can go home! I'm very excited to leave the port, it's really not easy." On the same day, the family of four from Guangzhou Miao Misai completed the location code, epidemic prevention itinerary card, sampling card, and health monitoring certificate at the Haikou Xinhaigang Ferry Terminal. , After checking the ticket information, you can successfully board the ship and leave the island.
The current round of epidemic in Hainan has caused a large number of tourists to be stranded.
At present, Hainan is gradually improving the transportation methods for passengers returning from outlying islands, such as planes, ships, and trains.
As of August 14, 27,211 passengers had left Qiong through Sanya Phoenix International Airport and Haikou Meilan International Airport.
The picture shows the passenger receiving the sampling card as the Xuwen Port customs clearance certificate after completing the nucleic acid antigen test.
Photo by Luo Yunfei
In order to improve the transportation mode for stranded passengers returning through the port, the Haikou New Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Work Command issued a notice on the 12th, clarifying that passengers stranded in cities and counties without epidemics and low-risk areas must stay at the designated centralized health management 3 days in advance. Post stations, carry out health monitoring, and arrange special vehicles for "point-to-point" closed-loop transfer to the port for the return journey based on the health monitoring certificate.
According to reports, on August 16, the Haikou Municipal Transportation, Port and Shipping Department arranged a total of 6 out-of-the-island ships to transport passengers who meet the conditions for leaving the island in the health management station, and reserved 2 ships as backup capacity.
The first batch of 152 self-driving cars and 870 passengers were transported out of the island that day.
It is planned to transport more than 810 self-driving vehicles and more than 3,100 passengers throughout the day on the 16th.
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