To solve the problem of scanning code for the elderly, Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang launched “reverse scanning code” for epidemic prevention without smartphone

IT House reported on April 9th, according to Heilongjiang Daily, in order to solve the problem of exposure risks and inefficiencies in manual registration of people without smartphones during code scanning and nucleic acid testing, Qiqihar City Meris Daur District cooperated with the mobile company. , the first in the city to develop a “reverse code scanning” operation method for people without smartphones, which has now been put into application. This innovative move is welcomed by the elderly.

According to reports, the Politics and Law Committee of the Daur District of Meris is responsible for nucleic acid testing in the entire region. By connecting with the Municipal Public Security Bureau’s Epidemic Prevention Big Data Center, a QR code is generated for people without smartphones based on information such as name, address, contact number and ID number. and issue cards to such groups. When a person without a smartphone goes to the sampling site for nucleic acid collection, they only need to show their personal QR code, and the medical staff will scan the code by opening the scanning program on their mobile phone. Scan the same information interface as normal, and upload it to the public security big data center.This approach greatly facilitates nucleic acid sampling for personnel without smartphones, while avoiding the risk of exposure and improving the efficiency of nucleic acid collection.At the same time, when people without smartphones enter public places to perform the “Four Treasures of Epidemic Prevention”, they can also use the “reverse scan code” operation method. Through the dual use of one yard, the accuracy of epidemic prevention and control in the region and the effectiveness of various work have been comprehensively improved.

Through the innovative use of digital technology, it is convenient for the people, and the epidemic prevention and control work in the region has achieved precision, efficiency, and file upgrades. At present, the district has issued QR code cards for 6,000 people over the age of 60, and the cards for the remaining 1,200 seniors and 7,900 students will be issued in early April.