Lin-gang Special Area Administrative Service Center – located in East China's Shanghai – is currently open seven days a week to cope with the surge in business.

The increase in business is mainly in the commercial and construction sectors. In June alone, more than 6,000 business licenses and documents were issued for new businesses and information changes.

For epidemic prevention and control, the administrative service center has also offered remote services via the internet.

A "remote help" button is available on the "Lin-gang tong" WeChat mini program to provide remote services. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlgguanweihui]

After users click the "remote help" button on the "Lin-gang tong" WeChat mini program, there is no need to queue up in the same interface because the program will automatically add users to the queue sequence and call them when it is his or her turn to speak with a representative.

A Lin-gang Special Area Administrative Service Center staff member works almost all day with his headset to offer online services. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlgguanweihui]

The administrative service center has provided 3,416 remote services for enterprises since June.

A Lin-gang Special Area Administrative Service Center official helps a customer fill out relevant paperwork. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlgguanweihui]