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Shanghai Reports 17,468 COVID-19 Cases and 11 Deaths - Vimarsana News

Shanghai Reports 17,468 COVID-19 Cases and 11 Deaths

The numbers come as Shanghai undergoes China's biggest citywide lockdown since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Health authorities: COVID-19 situation in Shanghai improving - Vimarsana News

Health authorities: COVID-19 situation in Shanghai improving

The latest COVID-19 outbreak in Shanghai is now on a downward trend as the number of subdistricts and towns with more than 100 new daily infections has dropped for three consecutive days, the municipal health authority said on Wednesday.

Shanghai Reports 18,036 COVID-19 Cases and 8 Deaths - Vimarsana News

Shanghai Reports 18,036 COVID-19 Cases and 8 Deaths

The numbers come as Shanghai undergoes China's biggest citywide lockdown since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Carmakers restart production lines in China - Vimarsana News

Carmakers restart production lines in China

Machines have started to buzz again at carmakers including Tesla and Volkswagen in China after a hiatus of weeks because of COVID-19 outbreaks in the country's two major vehicle-producing cities, according to chinadaily.com.cn. Shanghai and Changchun

Source: azertag.az
At least 15 Shanghai officials punished for slack response, malpractice in latest Omicron outbreak - Vimarsana News

At least 15 Shanghai officials punished for slack response, malpractice in latest Omicron outbreak

Three officials of Shanghai Jiading Funeral Home were held responsible on Thursday for refusing to provide funeral service with the excuse of epidemic prevention. So far, at least 15 officials have been punished for malpractice in COVID-19 battle against the wave of the Omicron outbreak.