China locked down a city of 4.5 million people in the southeastern province of Fujian after detecting a dozen coronavirus cases, once again attempting to contain one. delta Maintain your strict zero-tolerance approach to the outbreak and COVID-19.
Beautiful coastal city. residents of xiamen, a manufacturing center for electronic components of companies including ABB Ltd. and Schneider Electric SEAccording to the city’s almanac, leaving was banned except under exceptional circumstances. City officials said at a press conference on Monday night that all residential complexes and villages have been closed, while leisure places including cinemas, bars, gyms and libraries in the tourism city have been closed.
The latest outbreak, which has not yet escaped Fujian province, includes 103 cases in three cities so far. The first cases were detected through routine testing in two students from local schools. His father, who returned from abroad in early August, was also infected and is believed to be of probable origin.
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The wave comes less than a month after China fought the most widespread outbreak in the country since the virus first emerged. wuhan. The fast and furious measures taken by local authorities reflect the difficulty of containing the more permeable delta version and the steps China needs to take to maintain its COVID zero status.
Experts on the national health team have said they see a “risk of spread” in the latest outbreak. Officials said Putin, the city at the center of the current outbreak, is in a “difficult and complicated” situation, with residential complexes, schools and factories likely to find more cases. According to local media reports, about 30,000 people have left Putin for other provinces since late August, although no outside cases have been found so far.
From Tuesday, all kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in Xiamen will remain closed, and students have been asked to attend online classes. The city’s long-distance bus station suspended all routes to other provinces to reduce the risk of transmission. According to the deputy mayor, parts of Xiamen have begun mass testing, and local authorities plan to start testing across the city liao huasheng.
Beautiful coastal city. residents of xiamen, a manufacturing center for electronic components of companies including ABB Ltd. and Schneider Electric SEAccording to the city’s almanac, leaving was banned except under exceptional circumstances. City officials said at a press conference on Monday night that all residential complexes and villages have been closed, while leisure places including cinemas, bars, gyms and libraries in the tourism city have been closed.
The latest outbreak, which has not yet escaped Fujian province, includes 103 cases in three cities so far. The first cases were detected through routine testing in two students from local schools. His father, who returned from abroad in early August, was also infected and is believed to be of probable origin.
Coronavirus: Live Updates
The wave comes less than a month after China fought the most widespread outbreak in the country since the virus first emerged. wuhan. The fast and furious measures taken by local authorities reflect the difficulty of containing the more permeable delta version and the steps China needs to take to maintain its COVID zero status.
Experts on the national health team have said they see a “risk of spread” in the latest outbreak. Officials said Putin, the city at the center of the current outbreak, is in a “difficult and complicated” situation, with residential complexes, schools and factories likely to find more cases. According to local media reports, about 30,000 people have left Putin for other provinces since late August, although no outside cases have been found so far.
From Tuesday, all kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in Xiamen will remain closed, and students have been asked to attend online classes. The city’s long-distance bus station suspended all routes to other provinces to reduce the risk of transmission. According to the deputy mayor, parts of Xiamen have begun mass testing, and local authorities plan to start testing across the city liao huasheng.
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