China's Shenzhen clears all COVID-19 risk areas
SHENZHEN -- Shenzhen in south China's Guangdong province on Tuesday downgraded its last area classified as medium-risk for COVID-19, as a recent resurgence in new infections has subsided.
The city will no longer require negative nucleic acid test results from outbound passengers, the city government said during a press conference.
The southern tech hub has not registered any new confirmed cases of COVID-19 since June 21, it said.
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