Passengers leaving Guangzhou via airports, railways, and coach stations within Guangzhou (excluding transit passengers) must present their green Health Code and a COVID-19 test certificate with a negative result issued within the past 72 hours.
Five subdistricts in Liwan district, Guangzhou, Guangdong province, were put under strict management on Saturday as the city reported one more confirmed local COVID-19 patient and five local asymptomatic carriers on Friday.
The plaque unveiling ceremony for the Guangzhou Institute of Traditional South Chinese Medicine was held on May 22 in Guangzhou's Nansha district.
As the COVID-19 virus has continued to spread globally, healthcare workers in Guangzhou have recently reported a number of newly confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections.
A total of 100 medical staff members from Nansha district were dispatched to Liwan district - where Guangzhou's first confirmed COVID-19 case was detected - on May 28, to help take nucleic acid samples from all residents.
All students in Guangzhou, who are going to attend the national college entrance examination, will be required to receive health supervision for two weeks and avoid coming to any parties or visiting crowded places before they are allowed to enter into the examination venues.
A digital technology laboratory of carbon neutrality unveiled its plaque in Guangzhou's Nansha district on May 25, during a high-end forum held to discuss the district's green development.
A series of contracts were signed between the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Guangdong Province,SCAU, Nansha Development Zone's administrative committee and Wens Group at a signing ceremony held in Nansha on May 26.