New Ten Regulations in the Mainland｜Guangzhou and Hong Kong residents hope to clear the customs as soon as possible

The mainland announced 10 new epidemic prevention measures today (7th). Vegetables and daily necessities cost half as much as usual.

Mr. Liang described that during the lockdown period, he panicked because he didn’t know the deadline for unblocking, and he had to ask for leave from the company constantly, and after the lockdown was lifted, he continued to work overtime or use vacations to fill absences.

Liang also pointed out that the method of nucleic acid sampling in the mainland is more forceful, and many friends around him had their throats injured at one time.

With regard to the new ten measures for epidemic prevention in the Mainland, Mr. Leung hopes most to clear the customs between China and Hong Kong so that he can reunite with his family conveniently. He is also worried that many communities still have to check health codes and negative nucleic acid certificates when entering and leaving the community. There are still many troubles.

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Supplies and food shortages during the lockdown period, supermarket prices soared

After graduating from Guangzhou, Mr. Liang stayed to work. There are 10 new epidemic prevention measures in the Mainland this afternoon. He has not yet fully understood the details.

He recalled that during the epidemic period, he had experienced two temporary closures, accumulatively more than a month.

In April this year, the community where he lived was temporarily sealed off, and the deadline for unblocking was not notified.

Mr. Liang lamented that although the residents were notified that the cases were cleared and the epidemic situation was under control, the lockdown was lifted, but they did not know the exact time when the lockdown would be lifted. Inevitably panic.

Even if you can go out regularly to buy supplies in the closed area during the lockdown period, the prices in supermarkets are soaring, especially for daily necessities such as vegetables, which are about half the normal price.

After unblocking, I worked overtime to make up for absences. Friends around me were suspended without pay because they could not go out.

Mr. Liang said that not only the prices have become more expensive, but the lockdown will also cause inconvenience to rework, and he does not know the deadline for unblocking, so he can only ask the company for leave to coordinate. Some friends around him are even suspended from work by the company because they cannot go out due to the lockdown.

Fortunately, Mr. Liang's income was not affected. After negotiation, the company agreed that he would work overtime or use his own vacation to make up for his absenteeism after the lockdown was lifted. It took him a few months to make up for the loss of the three-week lockdown.

According to the new 10 epidemic prevention measures, the mainland will not carry out nucleic acid testing for all employees according to administrative regions, further reducing the scope and frequency of nucleic acid testing.

Mr. Liang recalled that he used to waste time queuing up for nucleic acid testing, and the longest time was more than an hour.

The nucleic acid sampling method in the mainland is more in-depth. Under daily testing, Mr. Liang felt very uncomfortable in his throat, and even had a friend with a throat injury.

On December 1, a barber shop in Guanggang New City, Liwan District, Guangzhou resumed business.

(Xinhua News Agency)

I haven't been reunited with my family in Hong Kong for more than two years, hoping to clear customs between the two places soon

Mr. Liang's family members are all in Hong Kong and have not been reunited for more than two years.

After learning about the 10 anti-epidemic measures, he noticed that except for special places such as nursing homes, welfare homes, medical institutions, childcare institutions, and primary and secondary schools, no nucleic acid test negative certificates are required, and health codes are not checked.

Mr. Liang is worried that at present, many communities still have to check health codes and negative nucleic acid certificates when entering and leaving the community, but the number of nucleic acid testing sites has dropped sharply, and they still have to pay for themselves.

If the scope of special places in the regulations is not clearly listed, if citizens still need to provide negative nucleic acid certificates to enter and exit some important places, it will bring a lot of trouble to life.

Mr. Liang also hopes that the mainland will be able to further clear customs in the future, reunite with family members, and facilitate more Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots who live across the border.