Effective January 11, Hebei-licensed vehicles entering Beijing will be advised to turn back without requiring a nucleic acid test.
2021-01-08
Effective January 11, Hebei-licensed vehicles entering Beijing will be advised to turn back without requiring a nucleic acid test.
Recently, we learned from online sources that, starting January 11, individuals without a negative nucleic acid test certificate will be strictly prohibited from entering Beijing—this applies to both large and small vehicles. Specifically, Beijing-registered passenger cars require a valid nucleic acid test result for entry; those without one will be turned back immediately. Meanwhile, vehicles with Hebei license plates will all be advised to return.
Recently, the COVID-19 situation in Hebei has intensified. On the afternoon of January 7, Shijiazhuang City in Hebei Province held its third press conference on epidemic prevention and control. In addition to providing updates on the outbreak, the briefing also announced that all vehicles and personnel within Shijiazhuang city are prohibited from leaving the city, while residents in Gaoxin District—classified as a high-risk area—are not allowed to leave their local area at all.
Additionally, it was recently learned from relevant authorities in Hebei that commuters traveling to and from the areas surrounding Beijing can now travel normally by presenting a residence permit for the Beijing-surrounding region, proof of employment in Beijing, and a negative nucleic acid test result taken within the past 14 days (for those commuting more recently, a negative test result within 72 hours is required).
The image is sourced from the internet for reference only; please refer to official announcements for accurate information.
Beijing's various checkpoints have received notice that, starting January 11, individuals without a negative nucleic acid test certificate will be denied entry into Beijing. Neither large nor small vehicles will be allowed to enter the city. Small cars with Beijing license plates must present a valid nucleic acid test result; those without one will be turned back. Vehicles registered in Hebei Province will also be uniformly advised to return.
Translated from Sina Auto
Effective January 11, Hebei-licensed vehicles entering Beijing will be advised to turn back without requiring a nucleic acid test.
2021-01-08
Effective January 11, Hebei-licensed vehicles entering Beijing will be advised to turn back without requiring a nucleic acid test.
Recently, we learned from online sources that, starting January 11, individuals without a negative nucleic acid test certificate will be strictly prohibited from entering Beijing—this applies to both large and small vehicles. Specifically, Beijing-registered passenger cars require a valid nucleic acid test result for entry; those without one will be turned back immediately. Meanwhile, vehicles with Hebei license plates will all be advised to return.
Recently, the COVID-19 situation in Hebei has intensified. On the afternoon of January 7, Shijiazhuang City in Hebei Province held its third press conference on epidemic prevention and control. In addition to providing updates on the outbreak, the briefing also announced that all vehicles and personnel within Shijiazhuang city are prohibited from leaving the city, while residents in Gaoxin District—classified as a high-risk area—are not allowed to leave their local area at all.
Additionally, it was recently learned from relevant authorities in Hebei that commuters traveling to and from the areas surrounding Beijing can now travel normally by presenting a residence permit for the Beijing-surrounding region, proof of employment in Beijing, and a negative nucleic acid test result taken within the past 14 days (for those commuting more recently, a negative test result within 72 hours is required).
The image is sourced from the internet for reference only; please refer to official announcements for accurate information.
Beijing's various checkpoints have received notice that, starting January 11, individuals without a negative nucleic acid test certificate will be denied entry into Beijing. Neither large nor small vehicles will be allowed to enter the city. Small cars with Beijing license plates must present a valid nucleic acid test result; those without one will be turned back. Vehicles registered in Hebei Province will also be uniformly advised to return.
Translated from Sina Auto
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