Beijing: Corona restrictions eased, passports back for tourists Because the Chinese government has said that it will issue visas, there is a risk of the spread of corona virus to the world. The Chinese government announced yesterday that China will open its borders from January 8 and will re-issue visas to foreign travelers. Chinese President Xi Jinping has said that the Chinese government has decided to allow tourists again from January 2023 to recover from China’s economic decline.
In the year 2020, the corona virus that was detected in Ugan, China, spread to many countries of the world and many people died. Strict restrictions including curfew were imposed across the world to prevent casualties. Due to these restrictions, the countries of the world, including China, experienced economic collapse. While the rest of the world has returned to normalcy, restrictions have been eased in China, where strict restrictions have been in place until now, due to a series of protests by the people. Due to this, the PF7 mutated corona is spreading rapidly. Due to this, the corona virus is once again threatening the countries of the world. Meanwhile, since the Chinese government has announced that it will open its borders from the beginning of the new year, there is a risk of increasing the spread of Corona around the world.