China on Thursday reported 67 new cases of coronavirus infection among people arriving from abroad, but no new instances of local transmission for the second day in a row, prompting the country's authorities to effectively ban the entry of all foreigners.In stepping up efforts to curb the number of imported virus cases, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said later in the day that on a temporary basis it will not allow foreign nationals to enter the country. The measure, which takes effect on Saturday, will apply even to those who hold a valid visa or residence permit.The National Health Commissi…READ FULL ARTICLE