People are freer to travel as China's transport sector has fine-tuned (measure) to further smooth transportation and logistics from Wednesday to respond to the nation's optimized (优化的) COVID-19 containment measures.
When comes to traveling across regions and provinces, passengers are no longer required (present) negative results of nucleic acid tests or health codes at public transport venues, according to an optimized guideline issued by the Ministry of Transport on Wednesday. Travelers now going through (secure) checks can scan their identity card to enter the stations, same procedure used before the epidemic.
A traveler from Tianjin to the capital told Beijing Daily that her Beijing health code returned to normal on Wednesday, enabled her to buy a Tianjin-Beijing train ticket, "There were fewer passengers onboard (compare) with the days before the epidemic but I believe their numbers (recover) soon as more work and production have resumed already," she said.
Railway services to Beijing from many places such as Zhengzhou of Henan province and Hohhot of Inner Mongolia autonomous region were (temporary) canceled for fear of high infection risks, but they have resumed.
Up to now, nucleic acid test facilities (remove) at Beijing Fengtai railway station. More relaxed protocols have also been adopted at transport venues across the country.
