A driver scanning a QR code to register information before entering a community in the border city of Suifenhe, in China's northeastern Heilongjiang province. — STR/AFP
BEIJING: To enter many offices, restaurants, parks or malls in China nowadays, people must show their status on an app that determines whether they are a coronavirus threat.
There is often a moment of tension before opening the app on arriving at a location.
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