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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/chinas-chengdu-lift-citywide-covid-19-lockdown-thursday-2938581\
EIJING: The Chinese city of Chengdu will on Thursday (Sep 15) lift a full COVID-19 lockdown in all districts still facing curbs as a recent outbreak comes under control, local authorities said.
Chengdu, the capital of southwestern China's Sichuan province, was locked down on Sep 1 after COVID cases were detected, becoming the largest Chinese metropolis hit with curbs since Shanghai's lockdown in April and May.
Some districts in Chengdu, a city of more than 21 million people, have started to exit from a full lockdown since Sep 8.
According to the latest COVID-19 guidelines released late on Wednesday, residents of districts still under a full lockdown will no longer face limits on how frequently they can leave their homes, except for some areas that are still fighting community infections.
Public transportation will resume and workplaces will reopen, the authorities said.
"On Sep 15, normal production and daily life will be gradually restored in an orderly manner, and the city's (COVID) prevention and control measures will be adjusted accordingly," Chengdu authorities said in an online statement.
Other public spaces such as schools, KTV lounges, internet cafes, gyms, swimming pools, museums and libraries will continue to be closed.
EIJING: The Chinese city of Chengdu will on Thursday (Sep 15) lift a full COVID-19 lockdown in all districts still facing curbs as a recent outbreak comes under control, local authorities said.
Chengdu, the capital of southwestern China's Sichuan province, was locked down on Sep 1 after COVID cases were detected, becoming the largest Chinese metropolis hit with curbs since Shanghai's lockdown in April and May.
Some districts in Chengdu, a city of more than 21 million people, have started to exit from a full lockdown since Sep 8.
According to the latest COVID-19 guidelines released late on Wednesday, residents of districts still under a full lockdown will no longer face limits on how frequently they can leave their homes, except for some areas that are still fighting community infections.
Public transportation will resume and workplaces will reopen, the authorities said.
"On Sep 15, normal production and daily life will be gradually restored in an orderly manner, and the city's (COVID) prevention and control measures will be adjusted accordingly," Chengdu authorities said in an online statement.
Other public spaces such as schools, KTV lounges, internet cafes, gyms, swimming pools, museums and libraries will continue to be closed.
