CHANGCHUN (Xinhua): More than 7,600 students in their final year from senior high schools returned to campus Monday in Jilin, a city previously hit by the Covid-19 (coronavirus) epidemic in northeast China's Jilin Province.
Wearing uniforms and masks, students at Yuwen High School had their temperatures taken before entering their classrooms at around 6.30am Monday.
Affected by Covid-19, China's national college entrance exam has been postponed by one month to July 7 and 8.
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