The Beijing municipal government is further strengthening measures to prevent imported cases, stipulating that four types of people must take the nucleic acid test before entry:
Those with COVID-19 symptoms
Those with an epidemiological history
Those showing signs of infection
Those who have necessity to test
Disclosed on Sunday, the decision was made at a Saturday conference on the prevention and control of COVID-19, especially imported cases from abroad. The Beijing government also stressed that the regulations must be strictly followed, including the 14-day isolation for people entering the city, with priority given to the elderly, pregnant, children, the disabled, while disinfection and protection measures will also be enhanced at the airport.
Furthermore, the government said it will optimize the entry process to avoid excessively long passenger waiting times. The government is also providing online medical services and consultation for overseas Chinese and students.
SHANGHAI Requires All Overseas Travelers to Undergo NAT TestingShanghai ordered people arriving in the city from any country outside China to undergo nucleic acid testing (NAT) to screen for coronavirus starting this Monday, March 23, local authorities announced.
The new measure will expand a program that previously only applied to those coming from 24 heavily-hit countries, no matter their nationality, according to the municipal government's press conference on Sunday.
HUBEI--JIANGSUMigrant workers from Hubei return to East China regionsChartered buses carrying migrant workers from Macheng County, Central China's Hubei Province, arrive in Kunshan, East China's Jiangsu Province, on Sunday.11 chartered buses carrying a total of 216 migrant workers from Macheng County have returned their jobs in Kunshan.
This marks the first batch of workers that Kunshan has received from Hubei, the hardest-hit region in China by the novel coronavirus epidemic.
More chartered buses will be arranged to transport 100 thousand migrant workers from Hubei to the enterprises in Suzhou, said Shen Zhidong, vice secretary-general of the municipal government of Suzhou.
HangzhouNo More Masks Needed in 6 SituationsOn March 21, Hangzhou issued a circular stating that all kinds of enterprises and institutions, buildings, scenic spots, hotels, shopping malls, subways, buses, taxis and other public places and means of transportation have canceled the control measures of temperature screening and health code checking. In addition. The circular made it clear that in the following six cases, masks are not required in Hangzhou.Case 1: In parks, greenway, scenic spots, streets and other outdoor places, with no people gathered;Case 2: During field exploration, aerial work, construction site and agricultural labor; Case 3: When riding bicycles / electric vehicles, walking, and exercising in open spaces; Case 4: When being with colleagues without overseas contact history in well ventilated places / small-scale meetings; Case 5: Driving alone or in a private car with a familiar person; Case 6: When doing non-group indoor sports. Hangzhou also stipulates that libraries, cultural centers, art galleries, museums, intangible cultural heritage exhibition centers, cinemas, indoor and outdoor stadiums, restaurant boxes, as well as public and business venues such as exhibitions, bookstores, works of art, performing arts, entertainment, Internet cafes can be reopened from now on.BEIJING
Beijing Zoo officially reopened after a closure of two months.
There are several new regulations to follow. For one, the zoo will operate at 30 percent capacity, which means that visitors are encouraged to purchase tickets and time slots at least a day in advance via the zoo's WeChat account.However, as long as tickets are not sold out for the day, it is possible to buy tickets on-site by presenting your passport.
The zoo’s indoor areas, exhibition halls, and snack shops will continue to remain closed for now, and you may want to hold off visiting if it's the pandas that you’re hoping to get up close and personal with, as the Panda House is only viewable from the outside. The viewing cars, Children’s Zoo, and kids』 entertainment areas also remain closed for now.
Before you start making plans with the whole family, be aware that the zoo has capped group sizes at a maximum of six people, and reminds visitors to keep a safe distance of at least 1.5 meters from other visitors.
GUANGZHOUCanton Fair postponed with official annoucementDepartment of Commerce of Guangdong has just announced that the 127th Canton Fair will not be held as scheduled. Monday afternoon, Ma Hua, deputy director general of Guangdong provincial department of commerce, said that the 127th Canton Fair will not be held on April 15 as originally scheduled, due to the current situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic globally.Dear Members and Friends of EAcham,
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