24 Oct 2022 | 07:50 AM UTC
China: Officials expand tighter COVID-19 restrictions to Haizhu District in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, as of Oct. 24 /update 1
Officials continue to impose COVID-19 curbs in parts of Guangzhou, China, as of Oct. 24. Localized disruptions likely.
Event
Authorities continue to enforce curbs in parts of Guangzhou as of Oct. 24 amid ongoing COVID-19 activity. Officials have halted dine-in services, closed entertainment facilities, and suspended nonessential business operations in parts of the Haizhu District. Similar measures are in place for Huadu District.
The government continues to designate several locations in Huadu, Haizhu, and Biayun districts as high or medium risk. Residents and individuals in affected areas must remain in their homes; exceptions may be possible for emergencies and essential reasons. Officials restrict travel to and from the affected communities. Authorities maintain measures for three days after the latest confirmed community case and continue testing before easing restrictions. Officials will likely conduct several rounds of testing in the affected areas before easing restrictions.
Authorities continue to suspend transport services; officials have closed metro stations and altered bus routes in affected locations. Business disruptions are likely in high- and medium-risk areas, including industrial zones, which could lead to production delays and supply chain disruptions.
Advice
Strictly heed the instructions of authorities. Remain cooperative if approached and questioned by law enforcement officers. Confirm appointments and travel reservations due to possible restrictions.
