Industries, restaurants, entertainment joints and scenic public attractions have resumed operation as covid-19 easies in Northwest China’s Xinjiang autonomous region.
The China western Xinjiang region eased some covid restrictions in its capital Urumqi after a deadly fire in the city blamed on virus controls that sparked protests across the country.
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Its been a cold winter in Xinjiang and the ski resorts in this Capital Urumqi which are open for ski lovers now that the covid-19 pandemic is easing.
It is the first time this winter and the first snow in Urumqi since the Beijing Winter Olympics.
At the international grand bazaar in Urumqi, motions disinfected the environment and restocked their goods as they prepared to receive visitors.
Urumqi has also issued new policies to help businesses resume operations, so far there are over 28000 enterprises and small businesses that are operating normally.
Urumqi will help more enterprises resume operations by issuing exclusive policies that will support provision of raw materials and help workers return.
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