As the Mid-Autumn Festival, first national holiday since the end of the latest COVID-19 flare-ups, approaches in two weeks, China's travel platforms saw lower enthusiasm from travelers than in previous years when train tickets went on sale on Sunday for the holiday, mainly due to concerns over any epidemic resurgence. Multiple places in the nation, such as Central China's Henan and Hubei provinces, Southwest China's Sichuan Province and South China's Hainan Province, have resumed inter-provincial group tours and services for flights and hotel packages. The National Health Commission told all public transportation services, stores, malls and hotels to strengthen disinfection in key areas in a document issued on Wednesday. Source:globaltimes Editor: Crystal H Advertisement Most Popular Famous English teacher exposed of home violence by ex-wife again Metro officials dragged woman off train, sparking public outcry Highly hidden:Patient confirm positive after 8 rounds of testing |
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