13 types of designated medical premises in Hong Kong implement "Vaccine Pass"

　　China News Service, June 14. According to Hong Kong's "Sing Tao Daily" report, the 13 types of designated medical premises under the Hong Kong SAR government and the Hospital Authority will implement the "vaccine passport" arrangement from the 13th. Those who have not been vaccinated must show Negative nucleic acid test results within 48 hours.

Huang Liji, the chief administrative manager of the Hospital Authority, said on the radio program that he understands that some members of the public do not understand or pay no attention to the new arrangements. Therefore, the measures will be handled flexibly in the early stage of implementation, and there will be staff on site to assist patients so that members of the public can seek medical treatment.

　　Huang Liji pointed out that some citizens are not aware of the latest vaccination requirements for the vaccine pass, and those who have not met the requirements or have only completed the rapid test, the relevant departments will be flexible in the early stage, and staff will also be arranged on the spot to assist patients so that they can see a doctor.

　　Huang Liji said that for some people who are not suitable for vaccination, doctors will issue exemption certificates.

If the person concerned has not been vaccinated due to some misunderstandings, the HA staff will explain in detail and arrange for them to be vaccinated. It is hoped that the next follow-up consultation will comply with the requirements of the vaccine pass.

　　The designated medical premises under the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Hospital Authority will officially implement the "Vaccine Pass" arrangement from the 13th.

The new arrangement applies to 13 types of designated medical premises that provide non-urgent or non-urgent medical services, including HA Specialist Outpatient Clinics, Student Health Service Centers, Methadone Clinics, and District Health Centers. People in need of urgent or urgent medical services will not be affected. .

If the patient fails to meet the requirements of the "Vaccine Pass", the negative result of the nucleic acid test within 48 hours before the visit can be replaced, but the negative result of the rapid antigen test cannot be replaced.

As for family members or accompanying persons, they must still meet the requirements of the "vaccine pass" and cannot be replaced by nucleic acid testing.