Mainland health authorities reported 86 new local coronavirus cases on Monday, as Beijing lifted COVID restrictions in most areas.
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Of the latest infections, the National Health Commission said 25 showed symptoms, while 61 were asymptomatic.
Beijing reported five symptomatic cases and one asymptomatic infection, while Shanghai logged four cases with symptoms and four without. There were no new COVID-related deaths.
The capital has resumed public transport services and allowed workers to return to their offices.
Restaurants are also allowed to resume dine-in services, as long as patrons can show a negative PCR test result from the past 72 hours.
Fengtai district and some parts of Changping, however, are still subject to COVID restrictions.
Over in Shanghai, authorities said residents are allowed to take public transport and enter public venues with a 24-hour PCR test certificate showing that they have undergone coronavirus screening, even if they do not have an official result.
Mainland health authorities reported 86 new local coronavirus cases on Monday, as Beijing lifted COVID restrictions in most areas.
Of the latest infections, the National Health Commission said 25 showed symptoms, while 61 were asymptomatic.
Beijing reported five symptomatic cases and one asymptomatic infection, while Shanghai logged four cases with symptoms and four without. There were no new COVID-related deaths.
The capital has resumed public transport services and allowed workers to return to their offices.
Restaurants are also allowed to resume dine-in services, as long as patrons can show a negative PCR test result from the past 72 hours.
Fengtai district and some parts of Changping, however, are still subject to COVID restrictions.
Over in Shanghai, authorities said residents are allowed to take public transport and enter public venues with a 24-hour PCR test certificate showing that they have undergone coronavirus screening, even if they do not have an official result. ■
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