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China Lied Yet Again. Beijing Shuts 6 Markets Due to COVID-19. Flights to SG still Allowed?
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Today's update is 40 cases with 27 in Beijing. They are freaking out so that means there really is more like 4000 cases in Tiongland
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...onavirus-out-of-chinese-capital-idUSKBN23N03Y
Beijing enacts more curbs to stop spread of coronavirus out of Chinese capital
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing authorities imposed more restrictions to stop the spread of a fresh outbreak of coronavirus in the Chinese capital to other provinces, banning outbound travel of high-risk people and suspending some transportation services out of the city.
A medical staff in protective suit collects swabs from people who have recently travelled to Beijing for nucleic acid tests, following new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infections at the Chinese capital, in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, China June 15, 2020. Picture taken June 15, 2020. China Daily via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. CHINA OUT.
Beijing officials reported on Tuesday 27 new confirmed COVID-19 cases for June 15, taking the cumulative number of infections in the city’s current outbreak to 106.
That makes it the most serious flare-up in China since February, stoking fears of a second-wave of the respiratory disease which emerged in the central city of Wuhan late last year and has now infected more than 8 million people worldwide.
While not in a Wuhan-style lockdown, the Chinese capital has gone into a “wartime” mode on a district level, with local neighbourhoods instituting 24-hour security checkpoints, closing schools and banning wedding banquets.
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The outbreak has been traced to the sprawling Xinfadi wholesale food centre in the southwest of Beijing where thousands of tonnes of vegetables, fruits and meat change hands each day.
Beijing marked more neighbourhoods as medium-risk areas late on Monday, taking the total to 22. Medium-risk areas are required to take strict measures to prevent the potential entry of infection.
Overnight, some parts of Beijing including the city’s old-style hutong neighbourhoods were fenced up, with entry and exit restricted to a few round-the-clock security checkpoints.
“We work as usual, but neighbourhood checks have become more strict,” said Beijing resident Jin Rong, 23.
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“I’m not worried that Beijing will be like Wuhan, because the current epidemic control measures have kicked in very quickly, and have been very strict. People also have a strong sense of self-protection.”
All high-risk people in Beijing, such as close contacts of confirmed cases, are not allowed to leave the city, state media reported on Tuesday, citing municipal officials.
Outbound taxi and car-hailing services have also been suspended.
Some long-distance bus routes between Beijing and nearby Hebei and Shandong provinces were suspended on Tuesday.
Governments in many parts of China have imposed quarantine requirements on visitors from Beijing.
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One suspected case who flew from Beijing to southwestern Sichuan province has become a confirmed case, health authorities said on Tuesday, and local officials are rounding up 111 close contacts for observation.
Hebei province reported four new cases, with two having come into direct contact with a virus carrier in the Chinese capital, and one being an operator at the Xinfadi market.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...onavirus-out-of-chinese-capital-idUSKBN23N03Y
Beijing enacts more curbs to stop spread of coronavirus out of Chinese capital
3 MIN READ
BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing authorities imposed more restrictions to stop the spread of a fresh outbreak of coronavirus in the Chinese capital to other provinces, banning outbound travel of high-risk people and suspending some transportation services out of the city.
A medical staff in protective suit collects swabs from people who have recently travelled to Beijing for nucleic acid tests, following new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infections at the Chinese capital, in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, China June 15, 2020. Picture taken June 15, 2020. China Daily via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. CHINA OUT.
Beijing officials reported on Tuesday 27 new confirmed COVID-19 cases for June 15, taking the cumulative number of infections in the city’s current outbreak to 106.
That makes it the most serious flare-up in China since February, stoking fears of a second-wave of the respiratory disease which emerged in the central city of Wuhan late last year and has now infected more than 8 million people worldwide.
While not in a Wuhan-style lockdown, the Chinese capital has gone into a “wartime” mode on a district level, with local neighbourhoods instituting 24-hour security checkpoints, closing schools and banning wedding banquets.
RELATED COVERAGE
The outbreak has been traced to the sprawling Xinfadi wholesale food centre in the southwest of Beijing where thousands of tonnes of vegetables, fruits and meat change hands each day.
Beijing marked more neighbourhoods as medium-risk areas late on Monday, taking the total to 22. Medium-risk areas are required to take strict measures to prevent the potential entry of infection.
Overnight, some parts of Beijing including the city’s old-style hutong neighbourhoods were fenced up, with entry and exit restricted to a few round-the-clock security checkpoints.
“We work as usual, but neighbourhood checks have become more strict,” said Beijing resident Jin Rong, 23.
ADVERTISEMENT
“I’m not worried that Beijing will be like Wuhan, because the current epidemic control measures have kicked in very quickly, and have been very strict. People also have a strong sense of self-protection.”
All high-risk people in Beijing, such as close contacts of confirmed cases, are not allowed to leave the city, state media reported on Tuesday, citing municipal officials.
Outbound taxi and car-hailing services have also been suspended.
Some long-distance bus routes between Beijing and nearby Hebei and Shandong provinces were suspended on Tuesday.
Governments in many parts of China have imposed quarantine requirements on visitors from Beijing.
ADVERTISEMENT
One suspected case who flew from Beijing to southwestern Sichuan province has become a confirmed case, health authorities said on Tuesday, and local officials are rounding up 111 close contacts for observation.
Hebei province reported four new cases, with two having come into direct contact with a virus carrier in the Chinese capital, and one being an operator at the Xinfadi market.
for sure CB if open up changi
Let’s do some simple arithmetic-
compulsory SHN : SGD$2,000 per pax
compulsory swab test: SGD$200 per swab
so that’s SGD$2,200 per pax.
say a plane load of 100 due to social distancing, that’s SGD$220,000 per plane load.
we spent about SGD$100,000,000,000 on the four budgets, in that case we would need 454546 plane loads to cover the costs.
compulsory SHN : SGD$2,000 per pax
compulsory swab test: SGD$200 per swab
so that’s SGD$2,200 per pax.
say a plane load of 100 due to social distancing, that’s SGD$220,000 per plane load.
we spent about SGD$100,000,000,000 on the four budgets, in that case we would need 454546 plane loads to cover the costs.
by year end most if not all restrictions will be lifted lah. just compulsory mask on,which is also a pain in the ass.
real or fake?I’ve seen LV masks on the streets...
i think so too.I don’t think LV started mask making...
mask is a fabric business not a leather business
But I remember their factories in France making surgical masks for their medical teams, not for fashion statements.
ok..friday onwards lv open in taka i go see got mask or not
haaaaa
anyone tired of wearing mask?
No choice. Pinky got to kowtow to Emperor XI.Fast Lane to hell.
Covid-19: Singapore-Mainland China fast lane arrangements
https://www.flyscoot.com/en/announcements/singapore-mainland-china-fast-lane-arrangements
And herein lies the problem. We are choosing $$$ again over what is best for us. This is why we need to keep track of the Tiongs in Singapore or they may bring more deadly Viruses here. No thank you.
China is not your friend
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