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China - Multiple Chinese cities allow mild COVID cases to return to work - December 20, 2022

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Multiple Chinese cities allow mild COVID cases to return to work as life starts to normalize
Localities make dynamic adjustments based on different epidemic situations: expert
By GT staff reporters
Published: Dec 20, 2022 08:32 PM

More Chinese cities are gradually moving on from the COVID-19 impact as some including Guiyang and Chongqing in the Southwest have announced notices to allow people with mild COVID-19 symptoms to return to work if their health conditions are qualified amid the country's continuous efforts to better balance epidemic prevention and social and economic development. Experts suggested each city should make dynamic adjustments based on its epidemic situation.

Employees at government institutions, medical institutions, express and logistics companies, supermarkets and other institutions ensuring daily life can go to work with proper personal protection if they are COVID-19 asymptomatic carriers or have mild symptoms and their health conditions allow, the Guiyang authorities said in a notice on Tuesday.

Other regions including Southwest China's Chongqing, Wuhu in East China's Anhui Province, and East China's Zhejiang Province have released similar notices in a move to minimize the outbreak's impact on residents' lives. Except for special requirements, negative test results are no longer needed in part of the regions.

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