As for the unified management department, there really is no unified management department. I believe everyone knows what the health code is. It is divided into three categories: green code, yellow code and red code. The green code means "no abnormality is seen" and can pass; the yellow code requires "investigation" or "health monitoring at home"; the red code requires isolation treatment in a designated medical institution or centralized isolation observation, and is tracked and managed by relevant management departments, and Take all necessary prevention and control measures.

Just in the past two days, Henan has been in trouble over the health code. It is reported that depositors of Henan village banks from other provinces are preparing to go to Henan to protect their rights and interests because they cannot withdraw money normally. Coming out of the original starting point is a "green code". After scanning the Yu code, the collective is assigned a red code. This incident has attracted the attention of netizens. The epidemic prevention tool has been abused by departments, and the issue of standardized management of health codes has become the focus of discussion.

Netizens vividly call it "depositor code". This should be a unique situation in China.

During the epidemic, the role of the health code is almost the same as that of the ID card, and the highest risk level among the health codes is the "red code". However, the epidemic prevention department has policies and regulations on who can change to the red code. According to our country’s current policy, the following people can be managed using red code standards:

1. Confirmed cases, suspected cases, asymptomatic infected persons and those who have been under home (concentrated) isolation medical observation for less than 14 days Confirmed patients and asymptomatic infected persons who have been cured and discharged;

2. Close contacts of confirmed cases, suspected cases, and asymptomatic infected persons;

3. People from areas with particularly severe epidemics and Personnel from other high-risk areas;

4. Personnel under centralized isolation for medical observation;

5. Other persons who need to be included in red code management.

The people who came to Henan from other places to ask for savings this time were not from the same place, and they must have received nucleic acid tests when they left. So, why did it become a "red code"? Who manages the health code? Who has the right to assign a red code?

I searched for this issue and found that it is really complicated, because the rules for assigning health codes are mainly formulated by provincial administrative units, and the competent authorities are different in different provinces.

Beijing - Beijing Health Bao Supervisory Unit: Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology

Tianjin - Tianjin Health Code Supervisory Unit: Tianjin New Crown Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Work Headquarters

Shanghai - Suishen Code Supervisory Unit: Shanghai Big Data Center

Chongqing - Yukang Code Supervisory Unit: Chongqing Big Data Application Development Administration

Hebei Province - Hebei Province Health Code Supervisory Unit: Hebei Provincial Government Service Management Office

Henan Province - Henan Health Code Supervisory Unit: Henan Provincial Big Data Bureau

Shandong Province - The unit in charge of Shandong Electronic Health Pass Card: Shandong Provincial Health Commission

Shanxi Province - The unit in charge of Shanxi Health Code: Shanxi Provincial Health Commission

Hubei Province - Ehui Office Hubei Health Code Supervisory Unit: Hubei Provincial New Crown Pneumonia Prevention and Control Headquarters

Hunan Province - Hunan Provincial Resident Electronic Health Card Supervisory Unit: Hunan Provincial Health Commission

Zhejiang Province - Zhejiang Health Code Supervisory Unit: Zhejiang Provincial New Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Leading Group Office

Jiangsu Province - Sukang Code Supervisory Unit: Jiangsu Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Anhui Province - The responsible unit for Ankang Code: Anhui Provincial Data Resources Administration

Fujian Province - The responsible unit for Fujian Bamin Health Code: Fujian Provincial Digital Office

Guangdong Province - —Guangdong Province’s responsible unit for the Kangma Code: Comprehensive Office of the Guangdong Provincial Leading Group for COVID-19 Prevention and Control

Jilin Province—Competent unit for the Jixiang Code: Jilin Provincial Digital Jilin Leading Group Office

Heilongjiang Province - The unit in charge of Longjiang Health Code: Heilongjiang Business Environment Construction Supervision Bureau

Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region - The unit in charge of Guangxi Health Code: Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Big Data Development Bureau

Liaoning Province - The unit in charge of Liaoning Affairs: Liaoning Business Environment and Construction Bureau

Sichuan Province - The unit in charge of Sichuan Tianfu Health Communication: Sichuan Provincial New Coronavirus Epidemic Emergency Headquarters Office

Guizhou Province—Guizhou Health Code Supervisory Unit: Guizhou Provincial Big Data Center

Hainan Province—Hainan Health Code Supervisory Unit: Hainan Provincial Big Data Administration Bureau

Yunnan Province ——Yunnan Health Code Supervisory Unit; Yunnan Province New Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Work Leading Group

Shaanxi Province—Shaanxi Health Code Supervisory Unit: Shaanxi Provincial Big Data Group

Gansu Province— Healthy Travel Code Supervisory Unit: Gansu Provincial Health Commission

Qinghai Province - Xinkang Code Supervisory Unit: Qinghai Provincial Government Credit Information Center

Tibet Autonomous Region - Tibet Yitong Supervisory unit: Department of Economics and Information Technology of the Tibet Autonomous Region

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region - Supervisor of the Epidemic Prevention Health Information Code Supervisor: General Office of the People's Government of the Ningxia Autonomous Region

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Supervisor of the Epidemic Prevention Health Information Code Unit: Health Commission of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region

Hong Kong - The responsible unit for Hong Kong Health Code: Hong Kong SAR Government

Macao - The competent unit for Macao Health Code: Health Bureau of Macao SAR Government

Taiwan - The competent authority for digital new coronavirus health certificates: Taiwan Epidemic Command Center

National common version - National Health Code competent authority: the State Council

In fact, Henan’s It has indeed broken through everyone's understanding of health codes. It can still be operated in this way. What are the regulations? No one can give a definite answer because even within the same province, the departments responsible for assigning codes are not unified. According to a staff member of the Henan Provincial Health Commission, the Henan Big Data Administration Bureau is responsible for the coding work. A staff member of the Henan Administrative Approval and Government Information Administration Bureau (formerly the Henan Provincial Big Data Administration Bureau) said that coding is managed locally. The Zhengzhou Big Data Administration Bureau also said that this situation should be the responsibility of the Social Prevention and Control Department under the Zhengzhou Epidemic Prevention and Control Command, which is the direct agency for health code management.

I don’t know if everyone is confused, but I am already confused. In fact, there are similar situations in other regions, and there are various organizations responsible for transcoding. For example, on May 17, according to the relevant rules of the Southern Health Code of Hainan Province, in order to facilitate management, transcoding personnel at important checkpoints in various cities and counties can actively convert "green" to "red" or "yellow" according to the rules. In addition, for the need to assign red or yellow codes in batches of more than 100, the Provincial Big Data Administration Bureau must respond in a centralized manner, and each city and county headquarters shall arrange personnel responsible for transcoding (one person per city or county). If there are less than 100 requests for red or yellow codes, each city and county headquarters can handle it on their own.

Why do I look more and more like kicking a ball? I really don’t know which “talent” came up with the idea, but is this inexplicable approach really smart? Obviously not. Isn’t it a bit unjustifiable that epidemic prevention and control measures are used casually, no matter who manages them?

China’s epidemic prevention and control achievements are obvious to everyone. The reason why such results can be achieved is based on scientific methods and compliance with rules, and the health code is indispensable. If you act clever based on your own interests, you will only break the trust of the people. What do you think?