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Fresh travel restrictions in Beijing ahead of New Year holidays
Published on: 2020-12-29
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Beijing's COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control faces a major test with sporadic cases re-emerging and the New Year and Spring Festival holidays fast approaching, the Beijing government said on Friday, calling on companies not to arrange business trips outside of the capital and abroad and advising residents not leave the city during the Spring Festival holidays in addition to schools and companies staggering their holidays.
 

Beijing encourages residents to stay in the capital during the holidays, and not to visit cities and regions at high or medium risk of COVID-19 infection. Officials at Party and government organs should take the lead in staying in Beijing for the festival and will be subjected for strict review and approval if they need to leave the capital, Chen Bei, deputy secretary-general of the Beijing municipal government, said at Friday's media briefing.
 

In order to reduce the clustering of people, Beijing will strictly review applications for holding major events, and not organize big gatherings such as sports events or temple fairs, Chen said.
 

Cinemas, libraries, museums and entertainment venues have to operate at 75% capacity, she said.
 

On reducing risks during travel, the capital urged operators of airlines, railways and expressways to strictly implement temperature checking and disinfection.
 

北京市政府呼吁:市民留京过年非必要不出京

12月25日,北京市第191场新冠肺炎疫情防控工作新闻发布会召开,新华网记者从发布会获悉,北京市人民政府副秘书长陈蓓发言说,坚持减少人员流动,建议首都市民在京过年,在京单位原则上不安排人员境外京外出差。继续把守进京关口,限制进京人流,控制好节日庆祝活动场次和规模。

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