Travel with peace of mind︱ The FA will handle the admission scan code at its discretion? Bei Junqi: Advising parents to buy mobile phones for their children

The Football Association announced on Monday (1st) that in accordance with the latest government arrangements, citizens must use the "Travel with Peace" App if they enter all the FA competition venues during the match day.

FA Chairman Bei Junqi accepted a radio program interview today (3rd) and talked about relevant measures.

Since the FA announced the latest measures at the beginning of the month, it immediately aroused discussion among fans. Some people worried that the measures might affect the already sluggish football market and attendance.

Travel with peace of mind｜Football matches such as the Hong Kong Super League and other football matches are fully implemented by the FA: You must scan the code to watch

The FA recently announced that fans must use the Safe Travel App to enter the stadium.

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FA Chairman Bei Junqi accepted an interview with the Hong Kong Radio Show "Millenniums" this morning. He said that the FA's move was in response to government requests. There are anti-epidemic measures, such as heat detection, registration information, and filling in health declaration forms. "I believe it will not cause too much trouble."

"Of course the fans who enter the stadium will not get used to it at first, but it is just one more procedure. (If there is a problem) the staff will also assist, and will get used to it after getting used to it."

FA Chairman Bei Junqi accepted a radio program interview and believed that the new measures would not cause too much trouble.

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Bei Junqi also said that the FA will "control" the entrance of the stadium to ensure that the public abide by the new regulations, and believes that the FA currently has enough staff to handle the situation.

According to regulations, only people under the age of 12, 65 or over and some people with disabilities are exempted from using "Travel with peace of mind".

Bei Junqi was asked by the host whether the FA will deal with it at its discretion if there are children over the age of 12 who do not have mobile phones.

He responded by saying: "According to the procedures, parents must be advised to arrange mobile phones for the children. (If it is really not?) There may be difficulties in executing the instructions. (Will the frontline staff be difficult to deal with?) I believe everyone understands that the procedures and procedures must be followed. of."

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