In 2003, there were no SARS cases in China. Which countries didn't experience SARS that year?

There are seven provinces in Chinese mainland that have no SARS cases in 2003. They are Heilongjiang, Hainan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Qinghai, Tibet and Xinjiang. Except Europe, America and Singapore, no other countries have been affected by SARS.

At the peak of SARS, party and government organs at all levels in China showed amazing mobilization and went deep into rural grassroots communities. At this time, the traditional social forces based on the village played a role: people from all other villages were not allowed to enter the village, and those who came back from work outside the village were also blocked from the village until the observation period expired.

During the SARS period, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Hu Jintao, president visited the rural areas of Sichuan to inspect the implementation of epidemic prevention, because the central authorities were most worried that migrant workers from Sichuan and other mainland provinces who worked in Guangdong would return home to spread the epidemic. Because of effective preventive measures, the epidemic situation in Sichuan is not as serious as that in Guangdong and Beijing, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia in the north.

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1, Europe and America

Many sports events scheduled to be held in Chinese mainland were forced to move to other countries, such as the FIFA Women's World Cup scheduled to be held in China to the United States; On March 30th, the International Ice Hockey Federation announced the cancellation of the 2003 World Women's Ice Hockey Championship scheduled to be held in Beijing. FIVB decided to hold the World Volleyball Grand Prix in Italy.

On April 1 day, an airline in Europe laid off a large number of employees. The SARS epidemic has a great impact on aviation and tourism, and the occupancy rate of hotels in Guangdong and Hong Kong has dropped significantly. The operating performance of Chinatown in North America also declined.

Switzerland announced that it would ban Hong Kong manufacturers from participating in the International Watch Fair held in Zurich in April. The Hong Kong Watch and Clock Union expressed its strong protest, saying that the decision would deal a heavy blow to the watch and clock industry in Hong Kong.

Some international conferences scheduled to be held in Toronto, Canada were cancelled. At least one movie premiere has been moved. Canadian media reported that the occupancy rate of hotels in Toronto was only half that of the same period.

2. Singapore

On March 27th, the Singaporean government announced that all primary and secondary schools in China would be closed for 10 day due to the spread of the epidemic.

On April 5th, due to the fear of further spread of the epidemic, the Singapore government announced to extend the school suspension time in three stages. All junior colleges will resume classes on April 9, middle schools will resume classes on April 14, and primary schools and preschool classes will resume classes on April 16.

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