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Do I need a nucleic acid test certificate to take the high-speed rail?

It takes 48 hours to take the high-speed train for nucleic acid detection, but it also depends.

For low-risk areas, people who want to buy train tickets and high-speed rail tickets do not need to show negative reports of nucleic acid testing within 48 hours when entering the station. For people in epidemic areas and high-risk areas, those who want to buy train tickets or high-speed rail tickets must show a 48-hour negative report of nucleic acid testing when entering the station. People in red team and code yellow are not allowed to take any public transport. Once found, they need isolation and nucleic acid testing.

Matters needing attention in detection of high-iron nucleic acid

The latest requirements for the detection of high-iron nucleic acid: the boarding card is marked with "*", and people in middle and high-risk areas need to hold nucleic acid certificate, green code of health code and boarding card to enter and leave the station; If it is a low-risk area, as long as the body temperature is normal, the health code is green, the boarding card is not marked with "*", and the destination has no nucleic acid requirements, you can enter, get off and leave the station.

It should be noted that if you forget to do nucleic acid, most high-speed railway station have nucleic acid detection points. However, it should be noted that if high-speed railway station requires a nucleic acid test certificate before it can be released, then the nucleic acid test results in high-speed railway station will take 12 hours at the earliest, which may delay the trip or miss the train. It is suggested that if you want to travel far away, you should go to the hospital or community for nucleic acid testing in advance, or call human resource customer service to ask if there are any nucleic acid spots.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Nucleic Acid Detection.