In several provinces of China, the country’s authorities are introducing new restrictions for the population who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
It is known that the introduction of new measures has been temporarily postponed until the end of July – beginning of August. But the authorities of 12 regions are ready for such a turn of events.
Media reports that in a number of provinces children may be prohibited from attending school if their parents do not get vaccinated within the deadline set by the authorities.
But the nature of the new restrictions is different.
For example, in Jiangxi province, in addition to visiting schools, the authorities will prohibit access to public transport and health care facilities.
Here you need to get vaccinated before July 26.
The Sichuan provincial administration will fire trade workers who do not get vaccinated by July 17.
Note that the Chinese Communist Party has set a goal of achieving herd immunity in China no later than December of this year.
In this case, 64% of the country’s population will be vaccinated.
