Beijing strengthens evidence for coronavirus vaccination – On July 8, CNN reported that The Beijing government says that from July 11, people must show proof of vaccination against COVID-19. before entering public places Previously, a negative COVID-19 test result was required within 72 hours, making it the first major city in China to announce the measure. Except for those who are not vaccinated. But it did not specify details of the evidence, and it is unclear whether China has not yet accepted the COVID-19 vaccine abroad, and how other vaccinated recipients will have to act.
Strict – Chinese people wearing masks visit an outdoor exhibition in Beijing. which announced to the public Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required for visitors to public facilities since July 11. Photo taken on July 8 (AP)