Coronavirus: China Response and Next Steps

According to the World Health Organization, the comprehensive and strict measures China has taken to contain the spread have yielded positive results and these efforts have been recognized by international community. The numbers of new infections and fatalities are on the decline, and more and more patients are recovering.

Based on the protective approaches regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), China has been able control further spreading of the virus.

China is already working to bolster its economy and return to a more normal semblance of its society, even as it works to contain the remaining chains of COVID-19 transmission. Appropriately, a science-based, risk-informed and phased approach is being taken, with a clear recognition of the need to immediately react to any new COVID-19 cases or clusters as key elements of the containment strategy are lifted.

The next step will see China maintain an appropriate level of emergency management protocols, and carefully monitor the phased lifting of the current restrictions on movement and public gatherings. Furthermore, a centralized research program to fast-track the most promising rapid diagnostics and serologic assays has been established and the testing of potential antivirals and vaccine candidates is ongoing. As China has experience with COVID-19, its scientists are working closely with those abroad to further enhance the systematic and real-time sharing of epidemiologic data, clinical results and experiences to improve the global response.

Precautions Taken by the Organizers of All in Print China

We take the concerns of our customers, guests, partners and our staff regarding the coronavirus very seriously. Your safety is always our top priority! As the organizer, Messe Düsseldorf Shanghai will keep work closely with The Printing Technology Association of China and China Academy of Printing Technology to re-evaluate the situation in consultation with health authorities in order to create a safe environment for all participants.

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, Messe Düsseldorf Shanghai, The Printing Technology Association of China and China Academy of Printing Technology have paid great attention to it and closely followed the updates. Through rapid internal communication, a temporary emergency team consisting of project team leaders, risk management and legal experts was put in place. The emergency team has paid close attention to the feedback from exhibitors and key buyers, and has been actively contacting local and overseas trade associations to evaluate the potential influence on the trade fair.

All in Print China will take place on October 11-15, 2022 at Shanghai New International Expo Centre as planned. As exhibitors and visitors, you can expect a higher level of hygiene, safety and medical care at the fairground as usual. The organizers are closely monitoring current developments and is following strictly the suggestions and requirements of the health authorities and the fairground.

Appendix:

WHO: Basic protective measures against the new coronavirus

Report of the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

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