Since the implementation of the "Category B and B Management" policy, the number of people entering and leaving the country has recovered in an orderly manner

At the press conference of the joint prevention and control mechanism of the State Council held today (13th), the relevant person in charge of the National Immigration Administration introduced that after the overall plan of the new crown virus infection "Class B and B management" made arrangements for optimizing the exchange of Chinese and foreign personnel, the National Immigration Administration also studied and formulated policies and measures
to optimize immigration management.
Since January 8, the number of inbound and outbound personnel has increased steadily and recovered in an orderly manner
.

Liu Haitao, director of the Border Inspection and Administration Department of the National Immigration Administration: First, the total amount has increased
significantly.
From January 8 to 12, the national immigration management agency inspected an average of 490,000 people entering and leaving the country every day, an increase of 48.
9% compared with before the implementation of the "Category B and B management" policy, and 26.
2%
of the same period in 2019.
Second, the simultaneous restoration
of sea, land and air.
The average daily number of arrivals and exits at seaports, land routes and air ports was 21,000, 424,000 and 45,000 respectively, an increase of 13%, 53.
3% and 33.
2% respectively over the pre-implementation period, and 36.
4%, 30.
1% and 11%
in the same period of 2019.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport has the largest passenger flow, with an average of 11,000 passengers per day, while the land port of Shenzhen Futian has the largest increase of 21,000 passengers per day
.
Third, the number of arrivals is slightly higher than that of
exits.
The average number of arrivals per day was 250,000, an increase of 54.
7% over the pre-implementation period.
The average number of outbound trips per day was 240,000, an increase of 43.
3%
over the pre-implementation period.