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January 26, 2021 published at 5:02 AMReuters To limit the spread of Covid-19, the government has discouraged travel in what is normally the busiest time of the year. Reuters BEIJING - Ms Iphie Nie, a 30-year-old designer in Beijing who usually travels to visit family in her hometown of Shenzhen during the Chinese New Year has, like many Chinese, reluctantly decided against booking a flight for the mid-February holiday. To limit the spread of Covid-19, the government has discouraged travel in what is normally the busiest time of the year. Those who are going anyway must present a nucleic acid ...

Tuesday, 26 Jan 2021 12:54 PM MYT People wearing face masks are seen on a street decorated with street lights in the shape of Chinese lanterns ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday in Beijing January 26, 2021. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. BEIJING, Jan 26 — Iphie Nie, a 30-year-old designer in Beijing who usually travels to visit family in her hometown of Shenzhen during the Lunar New Year has, like many Chinese, reluctantly decided against booking a flight for the mid-February holiday. To limit the spread of Covid-1...

4 Min Read BEIJING/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Iphie Nie, a 30-year-old designer in Beijing who usually travels to visit family in her hometown of Shenzhen during the Lunar New Year has, like many Chinese, reluctantly decided against booking a flight for the mid-February holiday. FILE PHOTO: Travellers wait at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport following the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Wuhan, Hubei province, China January 2, 2021. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang To limit the spread of COVID-19, the government has discouraged travel in what is normally the busiest time of the year. Those who are go...

Dubai's party bubble sees Emirates' biggest Covid surge 19 Jan, 2021 11:29 PM 8 minutes to read Holiday hotspot: A lack of travel restrictions and lockdown measures have led to a covid spike at the destination. Photo / Kamran Jebreili, AP Holiday hotspot: A lack of travel restrictions and lockdown measures have led to a covid spike at the destination. Photo / Kamran Jebreili, AP Other By: Isabel Debre Masks off the minute you step inside. Bars packed and pulsing like it's 2019. Social media stars waving bottles of champagne. DJs spinning party tunes through multi-hour brunches. Since becoming...

Emirati officials plan to have vaccinated half the population by the end of March 20 January 2021 • 12:30pm The UAE has given first doses of the coronavirus vaccine to over a fifth of its population Credit: AFP Despite a world-leading vaccine programme, the United Arab Emirates is struggling to contain surging coronavirus infections, driven in part by reluctance to shut down its vital tourism sector. The UAE announced on Tuesday it had administered a total of two million vaccine doses, including to over one percent of its population in the past week.  The country is now leading the world i...