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India reported the fewest virus cases in more than six weeks, while outbreaks elsewhere in Asia led some countries to tighten restrictions. China imposed a lockdown on a neighborhood in the city of Guangzhou.
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New infections in India fell to their lowest level in more than six weeks. Outbreaks in Taiwan and Thailand showed little sign of slowing. Infections in Malaysia hit a record for the fifth straight day.
Thailand’s outbreak showed little sign of slowing as the country reported one of its highest daily caseloads. Australia’s Victoria state reported just five new local infections at the start of a week-long lockdown. Senior bankers can now skip Hong Kong’s three-week quarantine.