Travel Vaccination: It is now mandatory for those going to China for business purposes or studies to get the Chinese Corona vaccine. China has issued a notice related to this. According to a report by the Indian Express, notice has come in the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. According to this notice, according to this new rule of China, travelers going to China from 20 countries, including India, must have a certificate of Chinese vaccine that the person has got this vaccine. In such a situation, the problem has come for Indian travelers that this vaccine is not available in India and five vaccines have already been approved here.
According to media reports, under this new rule of China, people from Australia, Greece, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan and South Korea, besides India, will have to get the Chinese vaccine vaccinated. Notices related to this have been put in Chinese Embassies in the respective countries. According to a report, America is also included in this list. All visa applicants with Chinese vaccine will be called in the Embassy of China.
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China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said in Beijing on this new rule that many countries have made vaccination mandatory for travel. According to a PTI report, Zhao supported China’s move. Zhao said that China has not taken this step to get the approval of its vaccine globally but to restore international travel through it. Zhao says that China has taken this decision only after considering the effective capacity and safety of its vaccine.
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Zhao says that this decision of China is not for vaccine recognition but this step of China will help normalize international travel. Interestingly, the World Health Organization (WHO) has not yet approved the Chinese vaccine. The WHO has so far approved the Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Moderna vaccines.