China wants to return to normalcy and is easing anti-covid measures so that people are not afraid to travel to the Asian country.
Euskaraz irakurri: Txinak herrialdean sartzeko koarentena kenduko du, nahiz eta covid-19 kasuek gora egin
China will lift the quarantine requirement to enter the country in an effort to return to normal from now on January 8.
Many people think twice before traveling to China given the recent surge in covid-19 cases. In turn, many countries demand a negative test from travelers from Asian countries.
On December 7, China lifted the obligation for infected people or close contacts to remain in quarantine centers. Now all it takes is a negative test done in the last 48 hours.
They have decided to relax anti-covid measures because the drastic decisions of the Chinese government are causing the country’s economy to plummet.
This decision now takes into account the fact that 22 January is coming Chinese New Year and they want people not to be afraid to travel to the country.
The problem is that covid-19 cases have skyrocketed in recent weeks; 815,995 cases and 787 related deaths have been reported in the past 28 days. In response to this, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds Wang Wenbin He wants to convey a calm message: “At present, the development of the epidemiological situation in China is as expected and under control.” In addition, China’s National Health Commission has announced that it will stop publishing daily coronavirus cases.
In turn, Wenbin wants to clarify that China’s case is the same as that of many other countries and that some Western media deliberately “exaggerate or even distort” China’s adjustment in epidemic prevention and control policies. He added that, from a global perspective, China is the country that has had the lowest number of seriously ill and dead during the pandemic years.
Yet other countries love it Italy, Japan or Malaysia They have already started requiring covid-19 tests from Chinese citizens they want to enter.
Despite being the country with the most positive cases at the start of the pandemic, Italy has taken this measure as nearly half of Chinese travelers have tested positive at some airports.
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Source: EITB
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