Китай переносит таможенный пост в Чанму и вводит строгие ограничения для путешественников

BEIJING — China will shift its Zhangmu customs inspection site that links the Tibet region to Nepal from Saturday (Sept 5) morning, enforcing restrictions on the road leading to the new site, a government notice showed. The site's modified layout is to optimise customs operations, showed the notice published by Tibet Daily. The customs inspection site will then extend to the road connecting to a new border crossing point in Nyalam county from 10am on Sept 5. People entering or exiting the site are prohibited from leaving their groups or vehicles or moving around freely. Travellers are also barred from exchanging or discarding goods or possessions at the site, the notice showed. The Zhangmu border crossing point was closed in 2015 following an earthquake in Nepal that killed 9,000 people. It was reopened in 2023. Nyalam county is east of Gyirong county in Tibet where a mudslide and floods swept through the Gyirong border crossing point on Aug 26 killing more than 1,200 people. [[nid:744225]]