BEIJING (AP) – One look at their faces and you’d know. Trouble is, you can’t look at their faces. They’re in hazmat suits and goggles.
Doesn’t matter. At the Beijing Capital International Airport, the body language tells the story.
It’s the story of weeks of Olympic work in an environment of COVID testing, COVID checkpoints and cleaning up after things – very diligently – as thousands of visitors stop by your capital during the era of COVID. Associated Press photographers passing through the airport on their way home after the Winter Games found workers in full-body hazmat suits showing weary body language as they worked to shepherd visitors out of China – and keep the departure areas absolutely spick and span.
