During the epidemic prevention period, the epidemic prevention and control travel regulations in various cities in Guangxi are as follows (Nanning, Wuzhou, Guigang, Baise, Chongzuo, Liuzhou, Guilin, Beihai, Fangchenggang, Qinzhou, Yulin, Hezhou, Hechi, Laibin):
Leaving Guangxi: Pass with the green health code, travel with a 48-hour nucleic acid negative certificate, and always pay attention to the epidemic prevention policy of the destination. Do not travel far unless necessary, do not leave Yong or Guangxi unless necessary, and do not travel to medium- and high-risk areas, areas with local cases, or epidemic-related areas unless necessary.
Persons from medium- and high-risk areas and local epidemic areas entering Guangxi City are required to hold a "24-hour or 48-hour nucleic acid negative certificate" and undergo centralized medical isolation or home monitoring after arrival.
Entering low-risk areas such as Nanning, Wuzhou, Guigang, Baise, and Chongzuo in Guangxi: Hold a green code to pass, take the initiative to report (Healthy Nanning-Smart Epidemic Prevention WeChat applet report), and 7-day health monitoring. Do not travel to medium- and high-risk areas unless necessary. In addition, after arriving in Guangxi, you need to take a nucleic acid test again.
Entering Liuzhou, Guangxi from low-risk areas: 24-hour nucleic acid certificate, green health code, pre-arrival reporting, two-day testing after arrival, and active nucleic acid testing are required.
Entering low-risk areas such as Guilin, Beihai, Fangchenggang, Qinzhou, Yulin, Hezhou, Hechi, and Laibin in Guangxi: 48-hour nucleic acid negative certificate, green health code, reporting 48 hours in advance, and proactive nucleic acid testing upon arrival are required Once (waiting for nucleic acid results at home).
How to query the risk level of each city: Enter "State Council Client" in the WeChat search box, and click "Epidemic Risk Level Query" after entering.
People in epidemic-affected areas should not leave Guangxi Province unless necessary. Wear a mask when traveling. It is recommended to travel with a 48-hour nucleic acid certificate, or call in advance to inquire whether the destination requires a nucleic acid certificate to pass, so as to avoid being persuaded to return when entering the destination