Coronavirus: China goes into extra phase to control outbreak control Hubei stops walking
China, which is facing a new coronavirus infection, has intensified its activity in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
About 600,000 people have been told not to leave their homes except in emergencies, while the use of private cars has been banned indefinitely.
Hubei Province and its capital, Wuhan, are most affected by the new coronavirus. As of Sunday, more than 1,650 people had been killed.
But China announced on Sunday that coronavirus infection had decreased for the third day in a row and prevented it from spreading.
The car used to transport the required goods will be given a driving discount.
The entrance will be kept open for accommodation. Security monitoring monitors that only those who live there come.
All businesses will be closed except for pharmaceuticals, hotels, food stores and medical services.
Authorities, meanwhile, have warned anyone returning to the capital, Beijing, to stay in quarantine for seven days or face fines.
To prevent new coronavirus infections, China's central bank purifies the virus and stabilizes used notes before sending them to market.
China, which is facing a new coronavirus infection, has intensified its activity in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
About 600,000 people have been told not to leave their homes except in emergencies, while the use of private cars has been banned indefinitely.
Hubei Province and its capital, Wuhan, are most affected by the new coronavirus. As of Sunday, more than 1,650 people had been killed.
But China announced on Sunday that coronavirus infection had decreased for the third day in a row and prevented it from spreading.
The car used to transport the required goods will be given a driving discount.
The entrance will be kept open for accommodation. Security monitoring monitors that only those who live there come.
All businesses will be closed except for pharmaceuticals, hotels, food stores and medical services.
Authorities, meanwhile, have warned anyone returning to the capital, Beijing, to stay in quarantine for seven days or face fines.
To prevent new coronavirus infections, China's central bank purifies the virus and stabilizes used notes before sending them to market.
The car used to transport the required goods will be given a driving discount.
The entrance will be kept open for accommodation. Security monitoring monitors that only those who live there come.
All businesses will be closed except for pharmaceuticals, hotels, food stores and medical services.
Authorities, meanwhile, have warned anyone returning to the capital, Beijing, to stay in quarantine for seven days or face fines.
To prevent new coronavirus infections, China's central bank purifies the virus and stabilizes used notes before sending them to market.
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