With trade at the border market via Jinshuihe port in Southwest China's Yunnan province and Maluthang in Lai Chau, Vietnam restored on Friday, all 19 border markets in Yunnan with Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos resumed trade amid the COVID-19 outbreak, according to the Yunnan Provincial Department of Commerce.

As of Monday, a total of 12,960 trades had been made via border markets in Yunnan, involving 92.72 million yuan worth of cargo, according to statistics from China International Trade Single Window.

The volume and value of the daily trade both surpass the average level of last year.Hekou port in Southwest China's Yunnan province [Photo by Liu Heng for chinadaily.com.cn]The Nansan gate of Qingshuihe station of Exit and Entry Frontier Inspection in Southwest China's Yunnan province [Photo by Feng Yuanpeng for chinadaily.com.cn]