Guangdong has reported no new confirmed COVID-19 cases for five consecutive days as of May 11, according to data from the provincial health commission. No new asymptomatic carriers have been reported in the province for two consecutive days.

Conferences and exhibitions can get back on agenda in the city, with measures like online reservation and guest density control, Guangzhou Municipal Commerce Bureau said in a notice on May 9 on its official website.

All units should coordinate curbing the epidemic and restoring the economic and social order, the notice said, requiring greater efforts to reduce the impact of prevention and control measures on people's life while ensuring the full restoration of economic and social order.

Guangdong Science Center reopens today

Guangdong Science Center reopens to the public today, with a daily cap of 3,750 visitors. Citizens need to make real-name registration and purchase tickets on the center's WeChat mini-program or partner platforms prior to their visits. Group visits are not accepted at the moment.

Medical workers from across the country (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) can visit the center free of charge by presenting their valid ID cards and employment certificates, in the rest of the year. Their fellows (three persons at most) can enjoy a 50 percent discount of the tickets.

Exhibitions at the Guangdong Science Center. Photos/Guangdong Science Center

      

Opening hours:

9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Tuesday-Friday);

9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. (weekends);

closed on Mondays.

Address: 168 Kepu Lu, Higher Education Mega Center, Panyu district (广州市番禺区大学城科普路168号)

Contact: 020-39348080

Editor: Becky, SilkRoadPost

Source: Guangzhou Daily