206 nucleic acid collection digital service stations urgently assisted Sichuan to help the disaster -stricken area sanitary epidemic prevention work

Recently, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake occurred in Luding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan, and the disaster affected the hearts of the people across the country. According to the presence of epidemic prevention personnel issued by the Earthquake Zone rescue personnel issued by the Earthquake Rescue Rescue Working Group of Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, rescue workers must hold a 24 -hour kernel acid test negative certificate to the scene. Do nucleic acid detection at any time. In order to help the hygiene and epidemic prevention in the disaster area, the China Rural Development Foundation (formerly China Poverty Alleviation Foundation) jointly launched a donation of nucleic acid sampling digital service stations in the Ya'an area of ​​Sichuan. It is reported that the donation of 206 nucleic acid collection digital service stations will be used for local earthquake relief and epidemic prevention work. It has been completed and shipped to the disaster area.

It is understood that nucleic acid collection digital service stations adopt a mobile design, flexible maneuverability, and are not restricted by regional. You can quickly arrange diverse scenarios such as communities, customs, stations, airports, high -speed ports, etc. "Inspection" to further enhance the maneuverability of nucleic acid detection in the disaster area; at the same time, the collection stations have two windows of registration and sampling, covering the full process of scanning from the health code (or ID card registration) to the nucleic acid sample. More than 30 seconds, providing fast detection and guarantee for disaster relief work. In addition, there is a purification device in the collection station, which can continuously extract air in the collection of nucleic acid collection and disinfection and purification, effectively block the transmission pathway of droplet gas solution, and ensure that the earthquake area will not cause large -scale cross -transmission due to nucleic acid detection.

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