No extreme measures, the government has reiterated, but local officials may curb mobility to prevent massive outbreaks. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BEIJING – China will monitor travellers at some of its border crossings for signs of infection from a new Covid-19 variant ahead of the 40-day period of Chinese New Year travel known as the world’s largest annual migration of human beings.
But health agencies across the world, including the World Health Organisation, have raised concern that China has not been providing enough genome-sequencing information to come to any definitive conclusions.after reversing its zero-Covid policy in December. The government has reduced quarantine for travellers, who under new guidelines can enter with a negative Covid-19 test result taken within 48 hours of departure.
The commission pledged increased efforts to monitor conditions in care homes to protect the more vulnerable elderly residents. People aged 60 and above are encouraged to get second booster vaccinations.
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