After 3 years of 'zero-COVID,' can China convince people to venture out?
Can the Chinese government, which has long touted the dangers of COVID-19, assuage public anxieties as controls lift and cases rise?
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Can the Chinese government, which has long touted the dangers of COVID-19, assuage public anxieties as controls lift and cases rise?
“Too many patients who indeed need treatment have flooded in,” one nurse said in Beijing. “We feel helpless.”
Health officials cease recording asymptomatic cases as shortages of medical supplies and testing kits reported in wake of sudden end to strict Covid policy
Covid cases are surging in the Chinese capital, officials said Monday, as the country navigates a rapid turn away from its zero-tolerance coronavirus strategy.
Almost no one is venturing out even after an easing of pandemic measures. Cold and flu medicines are scarce, but food supplies appear adequate.