China eases Covid restrictions in Beijing, hints at possible change in stance: Report

China eases Covid restrictions in Beijing, hints at possible change in stance: Report

The Chinese government has decided to ease COVID-19 restrictions as part of the Zero-Covid initiative as Beijing will allow some infected people to isolate at home. The Chaoyang district – one of the most densely populated districts – will be the first place where the concessions will be tested and according to a report on Bloomberg, the infected individuals will not have to travel to government quarantine sites.

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