BEIJING: Luggage-laden passengers flocked to railway stations and airports in China's megacities on Monday (Jan 16), heading home for holidays that health experts fear could intensify a COVID-19 outbreak that has claimed thousands of lives. After three years of strict and suffocating anti-virus controls,
Beijing's main rail station has been packed with passengers leaving the capital in recent days, according to Reuters witnesses.
Meanwhile, daily arrivals in the gambling hub of Macau exceeded 55,000 on Saturday, the highest daily arrivals since the pandemic began. China's transport ministry has said it expects more than 2 billion trips in the weeks around the holidays.
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