The Chinese government is shutting down its borders to most foreign arrivals.
The ban, described as an “interim measure,” will go into effect on Friday. The country’s foreign ministry announced Thursday that entry visas granted to foreigners will be suspended in an effort to contain further cases of COVID-19, according to the South China Morning Post. Some exceptions include transit visas and foreigners arriving from Hong Kong and Macau.
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