* Shanghai's 25 million residents have been living under closed-off management since late March due to the coronavirus resurgence and the megacity has been working hard to boost the supply of daily necessities.
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* Shanghai's 25 million residents have been living under closed-off management since late March due to the coronavirus resurgence and the megacity has been working hard to boost the supply of daily necessities.
BEIJING: China has taken a wide range of measures to effectively increase supplies of vegetables and daily necessities to Shanghai and Jilin province, which have been hit hardest by recent Covid-19 outbreaks.
China has taken a wide range of measures to effectively increase supplies of vegetables and daily necessities to Shanghai and Jilin province, which have been hit hardest by recent COVID-19 outbreaks. The measures include arranging interprovincial distribution, setting up transit hubs and facilitating freight transport, officials said.
Agencies across the Chinese central government are doubling down on efforts to unclog transport and logistics, the