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Central China's Hubei province will remain on alert to the control and prevention work of novel coronavirus pneumonia after ending the lockdown of Wuhan, the hardest-hit city in China, on Wednesday."It's a milestone for the war against the COVID-19, but we've clearly recognized that there are still possible risks, while removing the lockdown doesn't mean we'll loosen control and prevention work," said Cao Guangjing, the province's vice-governor, at a news conference in Wuhan.Starting Wednesday, train services and domestic flights departing Wuhan, as well as passenger liners except for cruises, resumed. The government will coordinate and organize transportation of people with green health codes to leave Wuhan in good order, he said."But it's advised that people reduce outdoor activities or going out of the city, except for necessary trips," he said. "Also, control measures for communities will remain strict, including checking visitor's identity and body temperature and reminding them to wear masks.""The war against COVID-19 is yet to finish so we have to remain calm and alert," he said. The province also will strictly examine the issue of the green health code, without which nobody can travel in the city or get out the city, he said.He said that the province also is making efforts to push forward the mutual recognition of health codes with its neighboring provinces to facilitate population flow.
Celebrations themed on folk customs throughout the province added to the festive mood. Cities, such as Baoji, Yulin and Shangluo, were put under the spotlight when CCTV news aired the jubilant scenes over 20 times.
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Changan Automobile has estimated net losses for the first nine months this year of 2.4 billion yuan (1.01 million), to 2.8 billion yuan, a fall of 306.35 percent to 340.74 percent year-on-year.
Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, said on Tuesday she will work to get approval from the central government within one to two months to release the development plan of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, according to a report by Hong Kong-based news website Takungpao.
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