next public The recent unprecedented outrage and protests in many major cities, and the Chinese authorities finally announced This draconian “zero” COVID-19 restriction will be eased starting Saturday in most affected areas.
Several major cities, including the capital, Beijing, and the northern coast city of Tianjin, raised the requirement that visitors show 48 or 72 hours of COVID-19 Valid test results before entering any shopping mall or public place, according to the Global Times.
Beijing residents will also not longer need To provide DNA that is valid for 48 hours test results in Yes board Buses or subways from Monday.
A major shopping mall in The capital has reopened on the weekend after it closed for more From a week ago.
Other cities like Chengdu and Guangzhou in Southern China, Jinzhou in Liaoning Province has also Some daily restrictions eased added.
Last week, massive protests took place in several cities against strict epidemic policy.
Protests broke out after death of 10 people in a fire on high-rise residential building in Urumqi, western Xinjiang regionwhich was reportedly under lockdown due to the coronavirus.
Many claimed that the restrictions caused Through strict corona virus measures made The fire What’s worse took three hours for Emergency personnel to me extinguish.
The authorities have dismissed these claims, saying there are no roadblocks in The building and that the inhabitants were allowed to go out.
After the incident, the Xinjiang authorities lifted the restrictions in Some areas of Urumqi, after late night protests against The city’s “zero- COVID-19 insurance policy that was in effect for more from three months.
China, with a population of over 1.4 billion people331,952 confirmed cases of COVID-19 so far, with a death fees of 5233.
