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The K-3 Unit of the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant in Pakistan-the second overseas nuclear power unit to use China's third-generation nuclear reactor technology Hualong One-was put into operation on Monday, said its operator China National Nuclear Corp.

Unit 3 of the Karachi nuclear power plant in Pakistan passed acceptance tests on 18 April, marking the Chinese-supplied Hualong One reactor's entry into commercial operation, China National Nuclear Corporation announced.

Shanghai inaugurated its largest makeshift hospital on Saturday amid heightened efforts in battling Omicron, as new daily infections continued to climb. Amid current decisive and effective epidemic control measures, a research team forecast that the epidemic in Shanghai will soon start to ebb and may come to an end in early May.

E-commerce platforms and couriers are multiplying supply and express channels in a bid to ensure enough food and other daily necessities to Shanghai residents during the lockdown against the Omicron outbreak.

Authorities in Shanghai will conduct a new round of mass Covid-19 testing, the results of which will help to determine new zoning classifications in the city.

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Shanghai's vice mayor admitted to shortcomings in the city's handling of its COVID-19 outbreak as a record 23,600 new cases were ...

Shanghai strives to enhance transport and delivery efficiency as well as facilitate the normal operation of more enterprises to ensure residents receive daily necessities as needed, local authorities said at a news briefing on Saturday.

SHANGHAI, April 9 — Shanghai’s vice mayor admitted to shortcomings in the city’s handling of its Covid-19 outbreak as a record 23,600 new cases were reported today, while the US allowed non-essential staff and their families to leave its consulate in the city. Deputy Mayor Zong Ming praised...

Deputy Mayor Zong Ming praised the support from the public and the work of front line workers despite public criticism of strict curbs, but said the handling of the virus needed to improve.

SHANGHAI: Shanghai’s vice mayor admitted to shortcomings in the city’s handling of its COVID-19 outbreak as a record 23,600 new cases were reported on Saturday, while the US allowed non-essential staff and their families to leave its consulate in the city. Deputy Mayor Zong Ming praised the support from the public and the work of front line workers despite public criticism of