Once every three days, a person from each household will be permitted to leave their town to buy supplies, according to the rules.
The government issued a notice on Sunday that stated that the provinces rural communities, which number about 200,000, are to be put on lockdown, with only one guarded entrance, according to the. Once every three days, a person from each household will be permitted to leave their town to buy supplies., a Singaporean news paper, reported that the government will also arrange for essentials to be delivered to people who are prohibited from leaving their homes per the new instructions.
"In principle, every villager should stay at home. If he really needs to step outside, he has to wear a mask and keep a minimum 1.5 metres from other people," read the regulations from China's central government, according to the."All leisure and entertainment venues shall be shut down and all group activities shall be suspended. Weddings should be postponed, and funeral processes minimised ...
Further, the notice stated that businesses were to cease operations until they were given an official go-ahead from authorities, reported. And all cars—excluding police vehicles, ambulances and those carrying important supplies—would be barred from traveling on the province's roads. The rules went into effect only four days after Ying Yong, the former mayor of Shanghai, became the Communist Party Secretary of Hubei—an office
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