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entering most government-administered venues. To enter, you must first beep - although there are regulations that stipulate that people under the age of 12 and over the age of 65, use "Safety". Persons with disabilities who have difficulty in traveling, or sms services some persons specified by the organization, etc. are exempted; however, according to some online reports or posts, it seems that the security personnel in some places have not opened the door for these persons, not " Peace of mind." No. Looking at these reports, I am reminded of a personal experience from more than a year ago, and
I take this opportunity to share. It must have been July. At that time, after negotiating with the Zhuhai government, a number of places were opened every day so that Macau residents could be exempted from "medical observation" when entering Zhuhai. After hearing the news, the parents were overjoyed to know that there was a possibility of returning to their hometown to visit relatives, so they tried it on the first day of the opening of the application. As a result, it took a round of searching for the website, and it took a certain amount of time to read the explanation text. Sweep away.