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Back and forth between China and the United States, nucleic acid negative reports are required within 48 hours before boarding the plane. This business trip has been the most troublesome and expensive two nucleic acid tests in three years.
Domestic: In Qingdao City, they all go to the International Department of the municipal hospital (actually, it’s just because they have a relatively standard format in both Chinese and English, and the airline company is not very strict when checking). I didn’t know that the city hospital had an international outpatient clinic like a star hotel:
For three years, nucleic acid testing has been queuing, scanning, and throat poking. The nucleic acid test done this time is much more cumbersome than the usual registration. Register first, then register, check the information after registration, and then go to the doctor to talk, such as your name, passport number, where are you going, have you had the new crown, have you been vaccinated, and what allergies do you have? . It’s all nonsense, but it’s really top-notch. After tossing back and forth for half an hour, I finally took the note and went to the tent for normalized testing in the courtyard of the municipal hospital for nucleic acid testing. After the release, there will be no one at the nucleic acid testing point, and there is no need to queue up. The only difference this time is the nasal swab, which is deeply poked, which is a bit uncomfortable-this is the first time that I have done countless nucleic acid tests under the three-year control.
The next day, a negative nucleic acid report worth 100 yuan was obtained:
Looking back a few years later, it should be a very special historical documentThe nucleic acid test before returning from the United States was arranged by the exhibition company to find a testing laboratory near Las Vegas. Make an appointment a few days in advance, the price is 199 US dollars once, which can be described as sky-high:
I went to the testing point at noon on the last day of the exhibition. The process here is relatively simple, similar to our original normal nucleic acid testing. Register the information at the front desk, and then go to the nurse next to the front desk to take a sample, which is the same as the antigen test, with a cotton swab swiping the nostrils to take a few samples (maybe it is an antigen test?), the whole process takes a few minutes, and then back to the exhibition hall, after a After many hours, I received an email of the test report, and the report worth $199 is as follows:
When China and the U.S. have both liberalized domestic controls, a 48-hour nucleic acid test report is still required before boarding a flight. The 100 yuan and 199 US dollars for a nucleic acid test may not be reasonable.
Record it and look at it in a few years, I am afraid it will feel absurd.
In addition, there is another episode before boarding the plane before returning home.
When we checked in at the Las Vegas airport, the delta counter told me that the nucleic acid test report needed to be printed out. I could only drag the box to the service desk, and the service desk told me where to print. However, the printing room at the airport was not open at this time-my ridiculous experience at the American airport can be remembered again.
I was afraid of delayed boarding, so I contacted the exhibition company and took a taxi and asked the driver to help me find the nearest printing shop. He said that there is a Fedex shop nearby that can print, but the same thing, I didn’t go to work after arriving. We’ll just wait outside. Fortunately, the local pick-up brother of the exhibition company printed it out at the hotel and sent it over. In other words, I found a taxi and spent 30 dollars to go out and go around and then went back.
At any rate, I got the report and went through the registration procedures. The black elder sister of delta read the report and gave an exaggerated American humor: oh, you are positive (positive)? Home.
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