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Spring yet to come: Small businesses at Beijing's tourist hotspots struggle
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BEIJING: For Zhang Yu, who runs a cafe in one of Beijing's top tourist spots, business has never been so bad. To contain the spread of the coronavirus, bars and cafes in the Wudaoying hutong - a top Lonely Planet destination built around a narrow lane - are permitted to provide take-away services only.
Non-residents must show proof they have an appointment to enter the area. Advertisement Advertisement Added to which, tourism has plummeted. "Don't mention it!
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22.04 / 07:51
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Online Extra: Clayton vote kicks off campaign to see East Bay cities fly Pride flag come June
With Pride parades throughout the state canceled or postponed this year due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, LGBT advocates contend it is even more important for local jurisdictions to mark June as Pride month by issuing proclamations and raising the rainbow flag in front of city halls and other municipal buildings.
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