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Beijing, June 16 (EFE).- Beijing's municipal government has extended its control and prevention measures to contain the fresh COVID-19 outbreak in the biggest wholesale food market of the capital, Chinese state media said on Tuesday.People considered to be high risk – including those who came into contact with the 106 infected individuals detected since Thursday – will not be able to leave the capital and those who have already left must inform the authorities, the Global Times said.In addition, Beijing authorities have banned taxis and other transport services from leaving the city, the Municipal Commission of Transportation said on Tuesday.(Camera: WU HONG)FOOTAGE SHOWS PEOPLE WEARING PROTECTIVE FACE MASKS WHILE CHOSING VEGETABLES IN A SUPER MARKET FOLLOWING NEW CASES OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION IN BEIJING, CHINA.

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