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The mainland has begun easing epidemic control measures, one of which is to no longer conduct large-scale nucleic acid testing. As of Dec. 2, at least 19 mainland cities have subsequently announced they will no longer need to check the negative nucleic acid test certificates for subway rides. Citizens and passengers still have to show the health codes when entering the station and pass with the green codes, but they no longer have to check the control codes.

For some time in the past, the mainland required a 48- or 72-hour test code to enter other public places and take public transportation, which is almost equivalent to taking a nucleic acid test within two to three days. Canceling the test code requirement means canceling the citywide nucleic acid test requirement.

In an era demanding rigorous virus eradication, citywide testing is a last resort for prevention and control. The undoing of this method means that after the authorities have looked at the changes in the virus and the reduction of the risk of death, a new idea of ​​epidemic mitigation has emerged.

A friend in Guangdong wants to go back to Hong Kong and take a nucleic acid test. However, when the policy changed on November 29, after the lockdown was lifted in many places in Guangdong, he said that not only restaurants and restaurants resumed business that night, but also acid testing points nucleic that were everywhere on the roadside have disappeared. overnight. It is only after going to the hospital that the nucleic acid can be returned to Hong Kong.

The cancellation of frequent national tests has multiple effects:

1. Fewer initial diagnoses. Since 90% of confirmed cases on the continent are asymptomatic infections, they don’t even know they are infected. Without large-scale testing, most of these people will not be found. This is also the reason for the recent decline in the number of confirmed cases in Guangzhou.

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