Mong Cai-Dongxing international border gate resumes entry-exit activities
The pair of Mong Cai (Vietnam) - Dongxing (China) International Border Gate resumed entry-exit activities on February 21, after being suspended for almost three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
People conduct entry-exit procedures. (Photo: VNA)
Quang Ninh (VNA) – The pair of Mong Cai (Vietnam) - Dongxing (China) International BorderGate resumed entry-exit activities onFebruary 21, after being suspended for almost three years due to the COVID-19pandemic.
Tran Bich Ngoc, head of the Mong Cai International Border GateManagement Board, said as of 9am on February 21, 21 people have applied for exitprocedures to enter China and nearly 30 Chinese entering Vietnam.
Previously, the administration of Dongxing city in the GuangxiZhuang Autonomous Region of China on February 20 sent a letter to the People’sCommittee of Mong Cai city in Quang Ninh province to inform the resumption ofnormal entry-exit activities from February 21.
Accordingly, entry and exit activities at the Mong Cai International Border Gate will take place from 7am to 8pm (Hanoi time).
⭕ People going through the border gate must have valid passportsand fill in health confirmation cards. Those who enter China must present proofof a negative PCR-RT COVID-19 test result within 48 hours.
In the letter, the administration of Dongxing city affirmed thatcustoms clearance of goods through border gates of Mong Cai and Dongxing hasbasically resumed since January 8, contributing to boosting socio-economicdevelopment of both sides./.
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People conduct entry-exit procedures. (Photo: VNA) 
