

That is to say, inbound travelers must undergo an additional 14-day home-based medical observation after the first 14-day quarantine at designated places. The travelers need to take nucleic acid tests respectively on the third (48 hours after the beginning of observation) and 14th day of the observation period; they will be included in the routine management if both the tests show they are not infected with the virus.
For those who have entered China from outside Jiangsu and return to Jiangsu within 14 days after they come out of quarantine, they should undergo home-based observation as from the day they reach Jiangsu and take nucleic acid tests within three days after entry; they should take another nucleic acid tests on the 14th day when they come out of quarantine.
Those who entered China via “fast tracks” should also conform to the above regulations and the closed loop management will be extend to the 28th day after entry. They should cooperate with nucleic acid tests as well. During the home-based observation and closed-loop management, they will be banned from leaving their houses or the designated places. In addition, testing before the first 14-day quarantine ends should be a parallel one that uses two reagents of different brands.