No locally transmitted Covid-19 cases in China


Travellers walk outside the Beijing Railway Station on March 25, 2020. Some train stations and bus services reopened in China's Hubei Province on Wednesday and people who passed a health check were finally allowed to travel for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak surged in January.- AP

SHANGHAI (Reuters): China on Saturday (March 28) reported no locally transmitted coronavirus infections for the previous day and a small reduction in new cases involving travellers from overseas, as new restrictions on the entry of foreigners kicked in.

Effective Saturday, China has temporarily suspended the entry of foreign nationals with valid Chinese visas and residence permits.

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