News 80% of residents should be vaccinated! "Target" for each building in China

This month, an office building in central Beijing, China, received a notice from a man who works there. It urged people to get vaccinated by stating, "We aim for an 80% vaccination rate for the new coronavirus." In China, where mass production of domestic vaccines and simultaneous vaccination are progressing, the authorities are trying to vigorously support vaccination, including those who do not want it at the moment.

The target is 80%... "Grade" according to the vaccination rate

"Classify the safety grade according to the vaccination rate (for each building)" "Vaccinate the entire ward by May We aim for an 80% rate.” This is the sentence written in a notice issued at a building in Beijing earlier this month. It shows the policy of vaccination by executives in Chaoyang Ward, the center of the city, and encourages residents to get vaccinated by setting vaccination targets for each building and introducing a safety rating. That's right. In Japan, there are many calls for individuals to respond to the new corona. However, in China, if a building is found to be infected with the new coronavirus, the entire building will be closed, or everyone in the building will be tested for PCR. A strict lockdown has been put in place. By setting goals for each building, so to speak, "scoring", it seems that the aim is to create a situation like joint responsibility even in vaccination, and to strongly encourage vaccination.

Vaccination "safety declaration" poster too...

"Authority certified as safe" poster

In the previous notice, it is said that ``Beijing will set out a ``priority policy'' for vaccinees. It is not clear at this time what this priority policy refers to. However, in order to encourage people to get vaccinated, Beijing has already started a policy of giving incentives to restaurants and other establishments according to the vaccination rate. In one ward, if the vaccination rate of restaurant employees exceeds 80%, the authorities will issue posters that give a certificate of safety. The poster reads in large letters, ``Those who should have been vaccinated have been vaccinated''. Stores can put up this on their storefronts and appeal to the "safety declaration" officially recognized by the authorities. In addition, the taxi dispatch app has an icon that makes it possible to see at a glance the "PCR test result" and "presence or absence of vaccination" along with the driver's face photo. Unvaccinated drivers are allowed to cancel.