On February 27, the website of the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine released a message saying that in order to facilitate the preparations under the current crisis situation, the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine began to check the information of registered Chinese citizens from now on. Some personnel are missing key information such as passport numbers and cities, and will receive inquiries from embassy staff, so please be sure to cooperate so as not to affect themselves at that time.
Screenshot of the website of the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine
The phone calls do not involve any financial information and specific arrangements. Please pay close attention to the notice issued by the Embassy for follow-up matters.
Previously, the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine issued a number of notices and reminders:
On February 25, the Embassy issued a message urgently notifying Chinese citizens and Chinese-funded enterprises in Ukraine to register information and prepare for the return of charter flights in batches.
On February 26, the Embassy issued arrangements for providing emergency support for Chinese citizens to apply for travel permits remotely, and once again reminded Chinese citizens in Ukraine not to go out and stay away from military facilities, military personnel and gun owners to reduce security risks. Do not photograph ongoing firefights and people, and do not take pictures without the consent of the other party. Don't show your identity and display identifying signs.
On February 27, Chinese Ambassador to Ukraine Fan Xianrong sent a video message to all Chinese compatriots in Ukraine, reminding Chinese compatriots in Ukraine to strictly abide by various safety precautions, put their own safety first, and try to stay at home and do not go out. When you hear the alarm, try to take shelter in the nearest shelter, don't stop near the window, try not to turn on the lights, don't argue with the locals, and don't shoot this and that out of curiosity, especially away from all military-related people and facilities. Strictly abide by the safety reminders issued by the local government and the relevant regulations made, and do not go out during the curfew.
XiaoQiao reminds: All related matters must be based on the official news of the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine, do not believe in rumors, do not spread rumors! I hope you are all safe during this time!
Source: Synthesized from the Chinese Embassy in Ukraine
Editor: Zeng Xiaowei
Editor-in-charge: Li Mingyang
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