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Travelers pull baggage in a departure lobby at Beijing Capital International Airport on Jan. 8, 2023 -- ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays starting Jan. 21 -- amid concern over the further spread of COVID-19 following the Chinese government's official ending the previous day of its "zero COVID" policy.

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