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Extreme Weather Warning, Temperatures of 38 Degrees Expected Today...

Hot! Hot! Hot! The temperature is expected to reach a high of 38℃ in Haikou today, with an orange warning for high temperatures in effect. This is the first warning of its kind this year and is expected to continue until tomorrow.

From July! New “mandatory national standard” for e-bike helmets in...

Starting from July 2023, all e-bike riders in China will be required to wear helmets that comply with the new national standard. The standard sets strict rules for the durability and reliability of the straps and other components, collision energy absorption, puncture resistance, and eye protection.

Plan Your Getaway: 2023 Upcoming Holidays to Look Forward...

How time flies, we’re already halfway through the month of March, with the Qingming Festival holiday also known as Tomb Sweeping Day or Pure Brightness Festival, just around the corner.

From Landfill to Eco Park: Yanchunling Restoration Project Unveils...

The "plan" for Yanchunling Ecological Park includes three design schemes, each with detailed introductions to the design concepts, investment estimates, and pros and cons. The public is encouraged to provide feedback on the park's design concept, functional layout, traffic organization, plant configuration, architectural style, urban furniture, and signage system.
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Masks no longer required in schools

On March 13th, the Ministry of Education, the National Health Commission, and the National Centre for Disease Control and Prevention jointly issued a notice on the publication of the “Technical Plan for Prevention and Control of Novel Coronavirus Infection in Higher Education Institutions, Primary and Secondary Schools, and Kindergartens (7th edition).” The notice clarifies that masks are no longer mandatory for teachers and students in higher education institutions, primary and secondary schools, and kindergartens.

Universities are required to have a comprehensive understanding of the vaccination status, novel coronavirus infection situation, and the number of teachers, students, and staff with underlying diseases or special medical needs.

There is no longer a requirement for campus-wide nucleic acid testing. During non-epidemic periods, universities may conduct antigen or nucleic acid testing on campus medical, catering, dormitory management, courier, security, and cleaning staff as needed.

Universities are required to establish a Health Station, which is designed to meet the health needs of teachers and students on campus. The number of beds in the Health Station should be scientifically allocated according to the number of teachers and students on campus and epidemic prevention needs.

The Health Station should be equipped with sufficient medical personnel, service support staff, protective materials, medical drugs, and equipment. Care, temporary health monitoring, or appropriate treatment can be provided to mild cases on campus as needed.

The Health Station should be well-built, used and well-managed with detailed electronic records for daily health checks, fever clinics, screening and warnings, student admission and discharge, clinical identification of disease progression, and timely transportation to medical facilities. The quality of Health Station construction and management must be improved to ensure safe, orderly, and standardized operation.

Universities will not require teachers and students to wear masks while on campus, and individuals can choose whether or not to wear them based on their personal health conditions and preferences. However, medical surgical masks should be worn by on-campus medical, catering, dormitory management, courier, security, and cleaning staff while on duty. During non-epidemic periods, universities will resume normal offline teaching activities and will not allow campus closure.

During epidemic periods, zone management can be implemented, and measures can be taken to reduce interpersonal contact, implement online teaching, and adjust teaching arrangements to evacuate personnel as needed. Scientific research, internships, exams, and other related teaching activities, as well as job placement for graduates, can be adjusted and arranged reasonably according to the epidemic situation.

Primary and secondary school students and teachers are still required to have staggered meal times.

Related article: Experts urge calm as schools temporarily suspend face-to-face classes due to COVID-19 and H1N1 outbreaks

Experts urge calm as schools temporarily suspend face-to-face classes due to COVID-19 and H1N1 outbreaks
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Extreme Weather Warning, Temperatures of 38 Degrees Expected Today in Haikou

Hot! Hot! Hot! The temperature is expected to reach a high of 38℃ in Haikou today, with an orange warning for high temperatures in effect. This is the first warning of its kind this year and is expected to continue until tomorrow.

Announcement on the Introduction of “Guarantee and Instant Pick-up Delivery Methods” for Duty-Free Shopping on Hainan Island

In an effort to enhance the duty-free shopping experience for island-bound tourists, Hainan Island has introduced that the "Guarantee Delivery" and "Instant Purchase and Pick-up" methods are now available for tourists purchasing duty-free goods from Hainan's duty-free shops.

New Duty-Free Pickup Point for Rail and Ferry Travelers Opens at Haikou South Port

In a move aimed at supporting the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port as an international tourism and consumption centre, the duty-free pickup point for travellers departing Hainan Island by rail and, or, ferry will open on March 23rd at Haikou South Port (海口南港), according to the Hainan Daily.

From July! New “mandatory national standard” for e-bike helmets in China

Starting from July 2023, all e-bike riders in China will be required to wear helmets that comply with the new national standard. The standard sets strict rules for the durability and reliability of the straps and other components, collision energy absorption, puncture resistance, and eye protection.

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Extreme Weather Warning, Temperatures of 38 Degrees Expected Today in Haikou

Hot! Hot! Hot! The temperature is expected to reach a high of 38℃ in Haikou today, with an orange warning for high temperatures in effect. This is the first warning of its kind this year and is expected to continue until tomorrow.

Announcement on the Introduction of “Guarantee and Instant Pick-up Delivery Methods” for Duty-Free Shopping on Hainan Island

In an effort to enhance the duty-free shopping experience for island-bound tourists, Hainan Island has introduced that the "Guarantee Delivery" and "Instant Purchase and Pick-up" methods are now available for tourists purchasing duty-free goods from Hainan's duty-free shops.

New Duty-Free Pickup Point for Rail and Ferry Travelers Opens at Haikou South Port

In a move aimed at supporting the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port as an international tourism and consumption centre, the duty-free pickup point for travellers departing Hainan Island by rail and, or, ferry will open on March 23rd at Haikou South Port (海口南港), according to the Hainan Daily.

From July! New “mandatory national standard” for e-bike helmets in China

Starting from July 2023, all e-bike riders in China will be required to wear helmets that comply with the new national standard. The standard sets strict rules for the durability and reliability of the straps and other components, collision energy absorption, puncture resistance, and eye protection.

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Extreme Weather Warning, Temperatures of 38 Degrees Expected Today in Haikou

Hot! Hot! Hot! The temperature is expected to reach a high of 38℃ in Haikou today, with an orange warning for high temperatures in effect. This is the first warning of its kind this year and is expected to continue until tomorrow.

Announcement on the Introduction of “Guarantee and Instant Pick-up Delivery Methods” for Duty-Free Shopping on Hainan Island

In an effort to enhance the duty-free shopping experience for island-bound tourists, Hainan Island has introduced that the "Guarantee Delivery" and "Instant Purchase and Pick-up" methods are now available for tourists purchasing duty-free goods from Hainan's duty-free shops.

New Duty-Free Pickup Point for Rail and Ferry Travelers Opens at Haikou South Port

In a move aimed at supporting the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port as an international tourism and consumption centre, the duty-free pickup point for travellers departing Hainan Island by rail and, or, ferry will open on March 23rd at Haikou South Port (海口南港), according to the Hainan Daily.

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