BEIJING: People who disturb Chinese inspection and quarantine designed to control the Covid-19 outbreak at customs will be held liable no matter where they are from, the country’s judicial authorities said.
The Supreme People’s Court and the Supreme People’s Procuratorate highlighted the fight against crimes relating to border health and quarantine, noting offences should follow Chinese laws and offenders may face criminal charges.
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