Beijing chaoyang district removes majority of the covid testing stations, also reducing the time you can do covid test until 12pm. But some areas like shopping mall or offices still require 48h negative test… did no one see the massive queue problem this will create? Make it make sense China! 

David

A few steps that you can take to minimize the time spent in line for a covid test:

Check the availability of testing facilities in your area. Some testing facilities may have longer lines than others, so it may be worth checking with multiple facilities to see which ones have shorter wait times.
Plan your test in advance. If possible, schedule your covid test at a time when there is likely to be less demand, such as early in the morning or late in the evening. This can help reduce the time spent waiting in line.
Consider alternative testing options. In some cases, you may be able to get tested at a mobile testing unit or through a home testing kit, which can avoid the need to wait in line at a testing facility.
Follow the guidelines and recommendations of the relevant authorities. The government may have specific guidelines and recommendations for getting tested, such as registering online or showing proof of identification. Following these guidelines can help ensure that the testing process is efficient and smooth.
Overall, avoiding long queues for covid tests in China will require some planning and flexibility. By following the guidelines and recommendations of the relevant authorities, and being aware of the availability and demand for testing, you can minimize the time spent waiting in line for a covid test.

Derek

Jerome Cody

Metro no longer needs to check health code - accordingly to online sources and the guy who shut the doors for covid testing

Update: it’s been 1h30 and stilling queuing - they might be closing the doors to covid tests soon (makes no sense for people who need to get on metro and go to office which require 48h negative covid test)

To communities and beyond! 🚀👨‍🚀🪐

Yes that’s right! Public transport no longer need to see/check health code pretty much but some areas/shopping mall/office still requires it - hence so many people queuing

I read somewhere that now they don’t require 48 hours covid test to go to public transportation?

David

A group of likeminded people in China Covid Curated are talking about this.