In China, 37 million people are in COVID lockdown. Here's what we know
This outbreak has spread far faster than previous waves of less infectious variants, with daily cases skyrocketing from a few dozen in February to more than 5,100 on Tuesday.
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This outbreak has spread far faster than previous waves of less infectious variants, with daily cases skyrocketing from a few dozen in February to more than 5,100 on Tuesday.
By Alvaro Alfaro Beijing, Mar 15 (EFE).- China has been witnessing unprecedented covid cases since its first outbreak in Wuhan in 2020, with a spurt in cases in the northeast of the country and in the metropolises of Shenzhen and Shanghai, against which the local authorities have applied a strict zero-covid policy. The Asian country …
This outbreak has spread far faster than previous waves of less infectious variants, with daily cases skyrocketing from a few dozen in February to more than 5,100 on Tuesday.
This outbreak has spread far faster than previous waves of less infectious variants, with daily cases skyrocketing from a few dozen in February to more than 5,100 on Tuesday.
This outbreak has spread far faster than previous waves of less infectious variants, with daily cases skyrocketing from a few dozen in February to more than 5,100 on Tuesday.