End of COVID restrictions for international travelers to China to improve economic slowdown

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China has announced the lifting of quarantine rules for travelers. Travelers to China will no longer be quarantined from January 8. This information was given in a CNN report.

According to the report, China took this decision after withdrawing from the zero COVID policy. There is a danger that the Corona situation in China will spread again in a terrible form. But the country's health workers say they are able to continue the fight against it.

 State media quoted President Xi Jinping as saying that China is facing a new situation but is handling it with caution. China has announced it will stop publishing daily infection and death rates, despite tens of thousands of people contracting the virus every day.

Anyone traveling to the country from March 2020 was subject to mandatory quarantine. Initially, the rule of staying in quarantine for three weeks was introduced, but due to the improvement of the Corona situation, it was reduced to 5 days.

Currently, due to the improvement of the Corona situation, China will no longer continue the rules of staying in quarantine. However, President Xi Jinping is skeptical about the issue.

Anyone traveling to the country from March 2020 was subject to mandatory quarantine.

Strict restrictions have been imposed in China since the beginning of the Corona epidemic. As a result, the economic condition of the country started to deteriorate. For which the President is blamed. It is expected that economic activity around the world will accelerate with China ending the Corona restrictions.

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Online/KSU