Quarantine requirements in China have been lifted for inbound travelers on Sunday, putting an end to almost three years of implementing isolation despite battling against the surge of COVID-19 cases.&nbsp;
Last month, Beijing started a dramatic dismantling of a hardline zero-COVID strategy which has enforced mandatory quarantines and grueling lockdowns.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the country continues to have increasing COVID-19 cases, making a total of 12 countries implement negative COVID-19 test result requirements when visiting their countries from China.&nbsp;

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