China says most people with Covid will now be able to quarantine at home rather than in state facilities in a major easing of its zero-Covid policy.
Those with mild or no symptoms can now stay at home and self-report results.
The reforms come just a week after civil protests against pandemic controls erupted across the nation.
The country has also scrapped PCR test requirements for most public venues except hospitals and schools.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-63855508
That was the old rule (5 in centre plus 3 at home). The new rule, according to SCMP, is 5 at home:
Their close contacts will also be able to quarantine at home for five days, instead of the earlier requirement to spend eight days in isolation, first at a special centre and then at home, the State Council Prevention and Control Mechanism said.
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Only in Hong Kong and China.