Shanghai, China's most populous city, will ease testing requirements for people who want to enter public areas starting June 1.
Shanghai said on Sunday, May 29, “unreasonable” curbs on businesses will be removed from June 1 as it looks to lift its COVID-19 lockdown, while Beijing reopened parts of its public transport as well as some malls and other venues as infections stabilized.
Shanghai, China’s most populous city, will end many conditions for businesses to resume work from June 1. The city also launched measures to support its economy, including reducing some taxes on car purchases, accelerating issuance of local government bonds, and speeding up approvals of real estate projects.
But many of the priority companies had suppliers who were unable to reopen and so they still faced logistical bottlenecks. People entering public venues or taking public transport would need to show a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours, up from 48 hours previously. Private cars are not allowed out without approval, and most of the city’s public transport is shut. Authorities have yet to announced detailed plans for how the lockdown will be lifted.In the capital Beijing, libraries, museums, theatres, and gyms were allowed to reopen on Sunday, though with limits on numbers of people, in districts that have seen no community COVID-19 cases for seven consecutive days.
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