Shenzhen, China s Silicon Valley and one of the 28 provinces and regions in China hit by the Omicron variant in the latest outbreak, has returned to a normal busy hi-tech hub on Monday after seven days of strict prevention and control measures that included placing all residential communities under closed management, suspending public transportation and closing stores and businesses.
Authorities in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong Province announced on Sunday that starting on Monday, the major tech hub will resume work and production activities orderly and implement “differentiated” anti-epidemic measures for different enterprises to ensure the safety and stability of industrial chains and supply chains.
Authorities in Shenzhen, South China s Guangdong Province, announced on Sunday that the target of dynamic zero-COVID in the community was achieved after three rounds of citywide nucleic acid testing since March 14.
China s tech hub Shenzhen in South China s Guangdong Province, which has recently witnessed a new round of COVID-19 flare-up, will greenlight enterprises to resume work and production in an orderly manner based on epidemic prevention and control considerations, an official said on Thursday.
In line with the epidemic prevention and control measures of Shenzhen’s government in South China’s Guangdong Province, securities firms in the city have informed customers via short message service that business offices will temporarily suspend on-site services from Monday to Friday, while trading and off-site business will not be affected.