The truck driver didn't look at the almanac when he went out.

It is still not common for truck drivers to use three mobile phones to hide their trips and be put on file. Everyone's itinerary code is unique, and it is bound to the personal ID card. Even if multiple mobile phones are used to conceal the itinerary, it is only a temporary practice, and it is impossible to avoid repeated verification. In China, it is still very common for people to observe epidemic prevention management by themselves. Only a small number of people have strange ideas and want to escape epidemic prevention management by hiding. Such people also face severe criminal punishment.

Drivers who drive big trucks often travel between major cities, and they have also become the key targets of epidemic prevention management. When truck drivers pass through every place, there will be special epidemic prevention personnel to check their mobile phones to see if they pass through medium and high-risk areas and stay in key areas for a long time. If truck drivers forge their trip codes to prevent them from accidentally contracting COVID-19 and causing large-scale local infection cases, which will have a serious impact on society, the relevant departments will initiate legal proceedings and criminally arrest these truck drivers for obstructing the prevention and control of infectious diseases. Truck drivers will also face isolation at their own expense, and they will also bear high fines. After COVID-19 is cured, they will face up to three years' imprisonment.

Preventing the spread of the epidemic is not a trivial matter, and the strict laws and regulations of the state are also for management, to prevent people from forging false certificates, so as not to cause widespread spread. Everyone's travel code is not affected by the number of mobile phones. Even if a new mobile phone is replaced, the correct mobile information will be displayed on the system of the state official organ. Even if the truck driver wants to hide the itinerary, he can escape for a while and cannot escape the supervision of national big data. I advise you not to take risks so as not to endanger the safety and interests of the people.

So, how do you think drivers who often travel long distances can avoid passing through high-risk areas?