
Lack of info on China’s Covid-19 surge stirs global concern
It comes after China said it would start reissuing passports and visas for Lunar New Year.
It comes after China said it would start reissuing passports and visas for Lunar New Year.
China resumes travel for citizens who wish to go overseas from next week.
The tourism move is China's latest big step away from its harsh Covid restrictions.
China is experiencing a Covid-19 surge unlike any other.
The update comes after Kiwis scattered the country to celebrate Christmas.
China has eased rules on testing, quarantine and movement, and cases are surging.
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The pre-Christmas period puts New Zealanders at high risk of exposure to virus.
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It’s another step in China’s uncertain exit from some of world’s strictest Covid measures.
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New York Times: Almost no one is venturing out, even after easing of restrictions.
Officials announced yet another step towards normality for travellers visiting Hong Kong.
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The change is coming on January 1, as cases continue to surge across the country.
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