SHANGHAI, May 28 The Chinese metropolis of Shanghai inched further towards a gradual reopening from two months of grinding Covid-19 lockdown, while officials in Beijing.
Three unvaccinated residents - all elderly, aged from 89 to 91 years, with underlying ailments - died, out of 372,000 infected cases since March 1 The number of new cases fell 10 per cent from Sunday to 22,248, while the number of symptomatic.
Shanghai reported the first fatalities from the city's current wave of Covid-19, just as local authorities embarked on a plan to gradually restore production and business activity in China's commercial centre after more than two weeks of lockdown. Three unvaccinated residents all elderly, aged from 89 to 91 years, with underlying ailments died, out of 372,000 infected cases.
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