The supermoon shines over the Central Business District as cars move along a thoroughfare during evening rush hour in Beijing, China, April 7, 2020. Picture taken with a slow shutter speed. [Photo/Agencies]
Starting on Sunday, travelers who come to Beijing will be required to provide negative coronavirus test results when they check in to hotels in the capital, under a new measure announced on Friday.
Zhou Weimin, a senior official at the Beijing Muni
cipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, said the authorities will strengthen control and management of people who come to Beijing and stay in hotels to avoid any loopholes.
Hotels will require guests to provide a national health clearance and a Beijing’s health condition app, with both showing “normal”.
Guests should also provide information about their contacts in Beijing and accept the health management requirement of the hotels.
Zhou spoke during a daily news conference on Friday afternoon about Beijing’s efforts against the epidemic.
Xu Xinchao, deputy head of the capital’s Science and Technology Commission, also shared information about the technology, such as AI, new materials and medical industries, that have contributed to the fight against the epidemic.
