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China has been sending signals that border controls could gradually be eased.
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CORONAVIRUS: CHINA EASES QUARANTINE FOR OVERSEAS ARRIVALS BASED ON ‘LESSONS
LEARNED’ IN SHANGHAI

 * NEW GUIDELINES SAY TRAVELLERS WILL NOW HAVE TO SPEND SEVEN DAYS IN A
   GOVERNMENT-RUN FACILITY, PLUS ANOTHER THREE DAYS IN HOME ISOLATION
 * EU BUSINESS GROUP WELCOMES THE MOVE BUT SAYS IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN IF THEY
   WILL BE USED ACROSS THE COUNTRY, AS PREVIOUS GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION HAS
   VARIED WIDELY

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Published: 3:06pm, 28 Jun, 2022

Updated: 12:05am, 29 Jun, 2022


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China has been sending signals that border controls could gradually be eased.
Photo: Bloomberg

China has reduced quarantine time for overseas arrivals, in the first step
towards easing its Covid-19 border restrictions.

People arriving in mainland China will now have to spend seven days at a
government-run quarantine facility, followed by another three days in home
isolation, according to new guidelines released by the National Health
Commission on Tuesday.

Previously the requirement was 14 days in quarantine and seven days in home
isolation.











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