Return travel journeys in China reached a new high on Jan. 27th, as the Spring Festival holiday approaches its end. Measures have been taken for safe trips back to work, while weather authorities say a temperature drop will affect parts of the country.

Return travel journeys in China reached a new high on Jan. 27th, as the Spring Festival holiday approaches its end.

The Ministry of Railways says 672 temporary trains have been added nationwide, including 16 on popular routes to benefit migrant workers from southwestern China.

Meanwhile, the Central Meteorological Observatory has predicted rainfall, as well as snowfall in southwestern and southern China to the end of January. Sections of a provincial road in Guizhou have been closed. Yellow alerts have been issued for frozen roads and more icy rain.

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