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South Africa will adopt a wait and see approach before imposing Covid travel restrictions on passengers arriving from China.

COVID-19 rings in another New Year this week, ever-present even as the world wishes for it to be in the past.

Amid China Covid wave, thousands of people gathered in Wuhan on Saturday night to celebrate the New Year after the authorities rolled back its stringent zero

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen said the self-ruled democratic island is willing to provide assistance to help China deal with its Covid surge.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called on Saturday for more effort and unity as the country enters a "new phase" in its approach to combating the pandemic, in his first comments to the public on COVID-19 since his government changed course three weeks ago and relaxed its rigorous policy of lockdowns and mass testing.

As many as 25,000 Chinese people may die from COVID-19 at the expected peak of an infection wave ...

Are sending a very clear message to the world. caroline hawley, bbc news. china is insisting that covid infections are under control, despite growing signs of a huge surge since restrictions were eased. health officials say they�*re expecting a peak of infections within the next week. authorites have reported no new deaths for a third day running. dr louise blair is head of vaccines and epidemiology at airfinity. it�*s a british health analysis company. she told me her company has made its o...

We could have teachers on strike. we could have junior doctors on strike, you know, its not beyond the realms of possibility that we could be looking at a million workers on strike next year. and if that isnt a tipping point, then i genuinely dont know what is. china is insisting that covid infections are under control, despite growing signs of a huge surge since restrictions were eased. health officials say theyre expecting a peak of infections within the next week. authorites have reported no ...

Do not know what is. beijing is insisting that coronavirus infections are under control, despite growing signs of a huge surge since restrictions were eased across china. health officials say theyre expecting a peak of infections within the next week but authorites have reported n0 new deaths for a third day running. dr louise blair is head of vaccines and epidemiology at airfinity. its a british health analysis company. she told me her company has made its own estimates about what likely to be ...

China has started taking steps to ease its zero-Covid policy, fuelling a mix of relief and worry as the public waits to see the health consequences, and impact on the medical system, of a full-blown exit.