China said quarantine at centralised facilities is cut to seven days from 14, and subsequent at-home health monitoring has been reduced to three days from seven
Quarantine at centralised facilities has been cut to seven days from 14, and subsequent at-home health monitoring has been reduced to three days from seven, the National Health Commission said.
The Chinese capital Beijing in recent months has already reduced the quarantine period at centralised facilities to ten days from 14. The milestone came after their daily caseloads dropped to single digits over the past week, allowing Shanghai residents to gradually resume eating in at restaurants and Beijing to reopen some leisure venues including the Universal Beijing Resort.
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