COVID-19: Beijing allows people to go mask-free as cases drop in China

health authorities in capital city of China have asked people to go mask-free furr relaxing coronavirus lockdown restrictions aimed at curbing spre of vel coronavirus. According to reports, Beijing has achieved a milestone as it recorded 13 consecutive days without new cases. Despite ease in guidelines, a large number of people continued to wear masks in Beijing on August 21, Friday. 

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Mask-free Beijing

According to state media, a lot of people said that wearing masks me m feel safer and ors said social pressures to wear masks were also a factor. As per reports, this is second time health authorities in Beijing have eased restrictions on wearing masks in city which has returned to rmalcy after months of strict lockdown. China has reported new locally transmitted cases on mainland for five days after successfully controlling flare-ups in capital, Xinjiang and elsewhere, as per reports. 

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22 imported cases

China confirmed 22 imported cases and one locally transmitted asymptomatic case on Wednesday, according to figures released by NHC. In dition, seven new imported cases were also witnessed on same day in provinces of Jiangxi, Tianjin, Shanghai, Shandong, and Sichuan. 

city of Wuhan limped back to rmalcy after wrath of COVID-19, thousands of partyholics on this weekend flooded city's water park with sign of social distancing or facemasks. According to international media reports, stated popular Wuhan Maya Beach Water Park was packed with people in swimsuits and googles to have fun at electronic music festival held at water park.

According to report, Wuhan came out of lockdown after 76 days with strict instruction to control surge of virus followed by water park's reopening in June. ims widely circulated across social media portray people enjoying pool party as if thing happened in past eight month months.

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Im: AP