More than 20,000 tourists in China are gathered in a national Park after there have free entrance.
National Park of Huangshan in East China’s Anhui province have closed their doors on 25 January, when China was an outbreak of the coronavirus.
Less than a month later, on February 21, the Park has again started to receive visitors, but reduced the number of people reducing their normal bandwidth with 50 000 visitors and 20 000.
Recently, however, for residents of Anhui was abolished entrance fees to 190 yuan in the attempt to stimulate the tourism industry, which suffered greatly from Covid-19.
At the weekend tens of thousands of people stood in line shoulder to shoulder, and many of them chose not to adhere to the principles of social distancing or wearing masks.
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In the end, both inputs had to be closed after the number of visitors reached 20 000, and the crowds of tourists «crammed» in mountainous terrain.
Representatives from Huangshan also apologized to those who couldn’t get into the Park, saying that the flow of visitors was slow due to the requirements of the health check. Every visitor passed the temperature test.
Park has been criticized for a tempting offer free entrance, while the spread of the disease is still a cause for concern.
In the province were registered with 990 cases of the coronavirus, including six fatal.
From 1 to 14 April, the people of Anhui can enjoy 31 beautiful countryside in from Huangshan and the surrounding area.
In a statement dated April 5, Huangshan scenic area said it will continue to enhance, to the extent possible, the wearing of masks and social distancing.
