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China, which believes it has entered a stable phase with fewer patients, is now raising the barrier to entry. In order to enter China, he has put in place a virtual ban on entry, which means that he has to pay and be quarantined in a hotel for two weeks.

Correspondent Sung-Yeop Jung of Beijing.

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The international arrivals area at Beijing Airport, which was crowded with people from the usual meeting, was empty.

This is because all immigrants have to go through separate passages and quarantine procedures.

Starting today (16th), Beijing moved all immigrants to designated facilities for quarantine for 14 days.

Immigration fees are also the responsibility of the immigrant.

Neimen Autonomous Region, Hainan Province, and Xi'an City are following Beijing's action.

During the week, the Korean embassy insisted that it was actually a move to prevent entry, but demanded that it be replaced by self-containment, but it seems unlikely to be accepted.

Chinese authorities have a strong will to say that special measures are needed because more people are infected with foreign influx than those in China.

[Gong-sheng / Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Cases of foreign inflows have already emerged as a major risk for the prevention of various areas in China.]

Various methods are also being used for regional quarantine.

In order to reduce the possibility of droplet transmission, there was also a restaurant with one person sitting side-by-side, and a restaurant with a paper shield on the table.


A smart helmet has also appeared that automatically measures people's body temperature within 5m to distinguish fever.

As of today, the amount of corona19 damage in China is less than the total number of confirmed and dead outside China.

China's recovery to everyday life is now a challenge.

As it is judged that it is almost finished, the authorities trying to overcome the last hump are holding the reins even harder.

(Video coverage: Deokhyun Choi, Video editing: Hojin Kim)