Spike in coronavirus cases across Asia following Lunar New Year celebrations
The Lunar New Year, which is China’s biggest holiday, was celebrated across Asia on February 1.
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The Lunar New Year, which is China’s biggest holiday, was celebrated across Asia on February 1.
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Many Asian countries are facing a spike in COVID-19 infections after the widely-celebrated Lunar New Year holidays, as health officials grapple with the highly-transmissible omicron variant and expectations that numbers will continue to rise in coming weeks.
The Lunar New Year, which is China’s biggest holiday, was celebrated across Asia on February 1.
The Lunar New Year, which is China’s biggest holiday, was celebrated across Asia on February 1.