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Shockingly, 210 nucleic acid testing institutions in mainland China are unqualified |

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Shockingly, 210 nucleic acid testing institutions in mainland China are unqualified |

[The Epoch Times, July 1, 2022](The Epoch Times reporter Zhao Fenghua comprehensive report) Under the CCP’s zero-epidemic prevention policy, nucleic acid testing has proved that it has become a must for people to travel. However, data released by the Chinese Communist Party’s Health and Health Commission recently showed that in more than ten provinces across the country, 210 nucleic acid testing institutions were unqualified and ordered to rectify, including provincial CDCs and tertiary hospitals. Netizens are shocked!

On July 1, the Hunan Provincial Health and Health Commission announced on its official website that the nucleic acid testing laboratories of 3 provincial-level directly affiliated medical institutions in the province were unqualified, including the Hunan Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital, the Hunan Provincial Children’s Hospital, and the Hunan Provincial Disease Control and Prevention. center.

According to the announcement, from June 6 to 9, 2022, experts from the Hunan Provincial New Coronary Pneumonia (CCP Virus) Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters carried out on-site inspections of nucleic acid testing laboratories of 15 medical institutions directly under the ministry and provinces, including 3 medical institutions directly under the commission. Correction required.

(Screenshot of the official website of the Hunan Provincial Health Commission)

Not long ago, the results of the investigation released by the Hunan Provincial Health and Health Commission showed that from June 6 to 15, among the 657 nucleic acid testing institutions in the province, 103 institutions failed and were ordered to rectify. The institution has been suspended from nucleic acid testing business.

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According to various mainland media reports, in addition to Hunan, Gansu, Guizhou, Sichuan, Jilin, Tianjin, Guangdong and other provinces have also recently conducted investigations on nucleic acid testing institutions. According to incomplete statistics, 210 nucleic acid testing institutions are unqualified. It was ordered to rectify, and 11 other institutions were suspended from nucleic acid testing.

According to the data released by the Health and Health Commission, Guizhou Province has inspected 294 institutions, of which 2 testing institutions failed and were ordered to rectify; 993 nucleic acid testing institutions in Sichuan Province were compliant, 47 institutions were ordered to rectify, 4 Nucleic acid testing business has been suspended in several institutions.

In addition, among the 318 nucleic acid testing institutions in Jilin Province, 2 were unqualified and ordered to rectify; 131 nucleic acid testing institutions in Tianjin were qualified, and 2 were ordered to rectify; 498 nucleic acid testing institutions in Shaanxi were qualified, and 19 were ordered to rectify. Rectification was ordered; 377 nucleic acid testing institutions in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region were qualified, and 10 were ordered to rectify.

According to reports, among these nucleic acid testing institutions ordered to rectify, most of them have irregular laboratory review records, lack of performance verification of supporting testing systems, relevant SOPs not updated in time, some old equipment, and sample collection, transportation, and storage. , detection operation is not standardized and other issues.

The news was fermented on the Internet, causing heated discussions among netizens. Some netizens exclaimed: Shocking!

Some netizens also called for the cancellation of nucleic acid testing. “Just cancel the nucleic acid, look forward to it!”

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There is also an owner of the first phase of Fenghuajingyuan in Minhang District, Shanghai, who posted a group chat record on June 30, reflecting the problems faced in the nucleic acid testing of the community. He hopes that the relevant departments can effectively perform their supervision functions and protect the health and safety of the people. Responsible.

The netizen said: “The third-party agency for nucleic acid testing in Wujing, Minhang, suspected to use non-compliant anti-epidemic products, and refused to accept comments when community volunteers questioned the materials and asked for rectification. I hope the leading department will pay attention to and verify the agency’s performance. Compliance and timely rectification of deficiencies.”

(Group chat screenshot)

The owner also said in the group chat: “Dear friends: Tomorrow, a third party will find foreign aid to take over the nucleic acid kiosk, because the volunteers in our community found that the materials they distributed did not meet the safety of epidemic prevention, such as the gloves being thin and brittle. , The driver who transported the sample did not wear protective clothing or even a mask. For everyone’s safety, all of our volunteers temporarily withdraw from nucleic acid sampling.

According to the screenshot of the group chat, the netizen’s appeal did not seem to have received a response from the relevant departments, prompting him to decide to withdraw from the nucleic acid testing work, which highlights the difficulty faced by grassroots epidemic prevention personnel to work in accordance with regulations.

Responsible editor: Gao Jing#

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