The photo shows passengers leaving a plane at Qingdao airport on Tuesday. Qingdao, a coastal city in east China's Shandong Province has taken a string of measures to enhance risk assessment and port quarantine, strictly implementing information registration, temperature monitoring and isolation for all visitors. Staff at the airport will communicate and provide consultation services to foreign nationals to gain their understanding of the prevention and control work of the COVID-19.(Photos: Xinhua)

The photo shows airport staff maintaining order at the International Arrival Hall of Qingdao Airport on Tuesday. It’s reported that starting Monday, all overseas visitors will be transported to their accommodations despite those who need isolation or further medical observation. For those who live in the coastal city, they are required to go through a 14-day home isolation. For those who come for a business trip or any temporary visit, the city government will arrange them to stay at designated hotels.

The photo shows airport staff maintaining order at the International Arrival Hall of Qingdao Airport on Tuesday. The enhancement of prevention measures, though not mentioning the specific name of any country, is reportedly in response to a surging number of cases of COVID-19 in South Korea and increasing number of bookings from the country to the coastal city.

The photo shows customs staff requiring passengers to fill out the health declaration form upon their arrival on Tuesday. Among all the flights from South Korea to Qingdao, Chinese passengers account for over 80 percent with less than 20 percent from South Korea, according to media reports.

The photo shows a plane arriving at Qingdao airport.

The photo shows passengers arriving at Qingdao airport. (Compiled by Han Xiaomeng)