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This article documents the chronology of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic in February 2020, which originated in Wuhan, China in December 2019. Some developments may become known or fully understood only in retrospect. Reporting on this outbreak began in December 2019.

Events, reactions, and measures in mainland China

1 February

Import duties and US-specific tariffs were exempted on imported materials donated for epidemic prevention and control, including VAT and sales tax; the duties and tariffs previously levied were to be refunded.^[1][2]

The Ministry of Ecology and Environment issued a notice late in the evening to deploy medical wastewater and urban sewage supervision, regulate emergency medical wastewater treatment, sterilisation and disinfection requirements, in order to prevent the spread of new coronavirus through faeces and sewage,^[3] after the faeces of a patient was tested positive for the virus in Shenzhen.^[4]

The Department of Civil Affairs of Hubei Province suspends all marriage registrations starting on 3 February 2020.^[5]

Huanggang, Hubei implements a much stricter control, allowing only one person from each household every two days to be on the street for purchases, unless for medically related reasons, required for epidemic control, or as shop workers.^[6]

Alibaba Group announced free taxi service for health professionals in Wuhan.^[2]

Hunan government required companies in the province not to resume business before 24:00 on 9 February; the new semester is not to start earlier than 17 February for primary and secondary schools and kindergartens, and 24 February for post-secondary institutions.^[7] Tianjin government issued a notice to postpone business resumption and the start of the new semester.^[8]

Huanggang, Hubei converted Dabie Mountain Regional Medical Centre to an emergency treatment hospital, adding 1000 new beds.^[9] Huoshenshan Hospital was fully electrified on 23:49.^[10]

China Securities Regulatory Commission waived the 2020 annual listing fee that listed companies in Hubei are required to pay to the stock exchange.^[11]

China Federation of Radio and Television Associations issued a notice to pause the filming of all films and TV dramas in mainland China during the epidemic.^[12]

310 Hubei citizens were repatriated from Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan.^[13]

Apple Inc. temporarily closed all Apple Stores in mainland China until 24:00 on 9 February.^[14]

China's National Health Commission (NHC) announced new regulations Saturday requiring that all who lose their lives to the coronavirus must be cremated at the nearest facility. "No farewell ceremonies or other funeral activities involving the corpse shall be held," according to the new ruling.^[15]

The Badminton World Federation announced it has postponed the 2020 Lingshui China Masters tournament, originally scheduled to be held from 25 February to 1 March.^[16] Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=Responses_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic_in_February_2020
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