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China’s coronavirus cases fall to 2-week low
- Ten cases, 8 of them in Harbin city, were reported on Friday
- Health authorities tell people not to travel to high and medium-risk areas of Heilongjiang and Fujian during upcoming holiday
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China reported 10 Covid-19 cases on Friday, the lowest number since the latest outbreak started about two weeks ago.
Eight were in Harbin, in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang, with the other two in Fujian in the southeast – in Xiamen and Putian – according to the National Health Commission.
Harbin has become the centre of the newest outbreak, with a total of 34 cases since the first positive in Bayan county earlier this week.
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The municipal authorities have told local residents to reduce unnecessary travel, but the city’s transport network is still operating.
Passengers need to show a negative coronavirus test report issued within 48 hours if they need to leave Harbin, state news agency Xinhua reported.
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The city’s health authority said that within the past few days 3.15 million residents in Bayan county and three nearby districts had been tested.
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