WHO experts complete quarantine: spokesperson
Xinhua
28 Jan 2021, 19:44 GMT+10
BEIJING, Jan. 28 (Xinhua) -- An international expert team of the World Health Organization (WHO) will complete their 14-day quarantine Thursday, according to a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson.
Zhao Lijian told a daily news briefing that the quarantine was in line with standard international practice. He said the expert team will conduct interviews and discussions while complying with China's epidemic prevention regulations.
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