Beijing has confirmed the date overseas visitors will no longer be required to quarantine upon arrival, as the country continues to change how it handles COVID-19.
the government has imposed some of the harshest restrictions on its residentsCurrent quarantine rules stipulate that incoming travelers must undertake a total of eight days isolation - five in a designated facility followed by three at home.
Protests occurred around major cities including Beijing and Shanghai, and regional hubs such as Wuhan and Guangzhou. Picture: AP Those entering China from January 8 will however be required to produce a negative test result within 48 hours.made the announcement on Monday among a suite of other measures that will be eased.
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