📸 THE RUSH IS ON: Train stations in China are packed during the annual travel rush ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year. The Chinese government expects over 2.1 billion journeys to be made during the period around New Year’s Day, which falls on Sunday.
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The Chinese government expects over 2.1 billion journeys to be made during a 40-day travel period around New Year’s Day, which falls on Sunday. “If there was an outbreak in Beijing, I would have to be quarantined in my hometown. And when I came back to Beijing, I would be quarantined again," she said.
“I do nucleic acid tests every now and then. When I arrive in my hometown, I will surely do a test as a way of self-protection. Otherwise I won’t know if I’m infected. If I’m infected, I will just isolate myself at home," Hu said.
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