Covid-19 in China: China's big decision amidst Corona's havoc, international travelers will not be quarantined

Millions of cases of corona infection are coming to light in China. Meanwhile, the Chinfing government has further relaxed the Zero Covid policy. The Chinese government has given relief to foreign travelers. China has said that from January 8, foreign travelers will not have to stay in Quarantine. Explain that in March 2020, it was made mandatory for foreign travelers to stay in Quarantine in China.

All international flights allowed

Along with this, China has also permitted all international flights. Now like three years ago, travelers from all countries will be able to come to China and roam there. All Indian students are also likely to be benefited from this decision of the Chinese government.

Factories, and markets also opened

The Chinese government has also opened offices, factories, and markets. On Monday, the metro trains of the capital Beijing and the largest city Shanghai were seen running packed. People were seen traveling and doing business wearing masks and using sanitizers.

Infected increased after the relaxation of the zero covid policy

The number of corona patients has increased rapidly since the zero covid policy was relaxed in China. On December 7, President Xi Jinping announced the relaxation of the provisions of the Zero Covid policy. After this, the number of people infected with the coronavirus in China started increasing wildly. It is being claimed that crores of corona infected are coming to the fore in China these days and a large number of people are dying.

Prohibition on giving information about the infected

On the other hand, the National Health Commission of China has prohibited making public information about the infected. China has announced no deaths from Covid for the sixth consecutive day. However, doctors say that a large number of patients are coming to the hospitals. The number of patients has increased five to six times as compared to earlier.

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