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Millions of Chinese people face bans from public spaces including schools, hospitals and shopping malls unless they get a Covid-19 vaccine, under new edicts covering nearly two dozen cities and counties. In Chuxiong city in the southern province of Yunnan, those who fail to meet the deadline “will not be allowed to enter a number of essential public facilities”.

In Chuxiong city in the southern province of Yunnan – home to about 510,000 people – all residents above the age of 18 need to get at least one dose of the vaccine by 23 July, according to a new government notice.

Those who fail to meet the deadline “will not be allowed to enter public facilities including hospitals, nursing homes, kindergartens and schools, libraries, museums, and prisons or take public transport”, the notice said. A month later, two shots will be required to enter public buildings.

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Millions of Chinese people face bans from public spaces including schools, hospitals and shopping malls unless they get a Covid-19 vaccine, under new edicts covering nearly two dozen cities and counties. In Chuxiong city in the southern province of Yunnan, those who fail to meet the deadline “will not be allowed to enter a number of essential public facilities”.

In Chuxiong city in the southern province of Yunnan – home to about 510,000 people – all residents above the age of 18 need to get at least one dose of the vaccine by 23 July, according to a new government notice.

Those who fail to meet the deadline “will not be allowed to enter public facilities including hospitals, nursing homes, kindergartens and schools, libraries, museums, and prisons or take public transport”, the notice said. A month later, two shots will be required to enter public buildings.

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On Tuesday, an opinion article in the newspaper of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, an advisory political body, urged tech companies to take better care of their employees.

Responding to both internal and external calls for change, some tech companies have started adjusting their work schedules. In June, a Tencent gaming studio began enforcing strict limits to how long employees could work while also ensuring they would regularly take no-overtime “health days.” Last week, Bytedance, the parent company of TikTok, said it would cancel its six-day work week policy, following a similar move by its Chinese rival Kuaishou.

Taking into account such moves, Lu, the lawyer, said he believes the fine given to Siemens could be seen as a signal to companies that excessive work cultures should be curbed.

China has provided more than 500 million doses of vaccines to other developing countries, and will provide another US$3 billion in aid over the next three years to support COVID-19 response and economic and social recovery in other developing countries, Chinese President Xi Jinping said at the APEC Informal Economic Leaders' Retreat via video link in Beijing on Friday night.

China has financed the founding of a Sub-Fund on APEC Cooperation on Combating COVID-19 and Economic Recovery, which will help APEC economies win an early victory over COVID-19 and achieve economic recovery, Xi said.