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Uninfected Chinese Die Under Extreme COVID-19 Lockdown Measures China’s northern Nangong City hasn’t announced any new COVID-19 patients since Jan. 27, but people still live under lockdown on Feb. 28. Local residents told The Epoch Times that the lockdown has meant their loved ones couldn’t receive needed medical treatment. Some have even passed away as a result. The Chinese regime has underreported cases of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus outbreak since day one. Experts have said they believe that the outbreak in Nangong isn’t gone, but officials don’t publicize the truth b...

Residents walk on the street in Dongchang District of Tonghua, northeast China's Jilin Province, Feb. 21, 2021. Tonghua City, northeast China's Jilin Province, announced Sunday its district of Dongchang had been downgraded to a low COVID-19 infection risk area. Currently, the province has cleared all areas with medium infection risks. (Xinhua/Xu Chang)   Tonghua City, northeast China's Jilin Province, announced Sunday its district of Dongchang had been downgraded to a low COVID-19 infection risk area.     Traffic control in the city has been lifted, while railway, highway and air passenger...

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China has entered the "late stage of suppression" of the COVID-19 pandemic after a year's efforts, said Gao Fu, the head of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

Some pets were abandoned, stranded and left to starve to death when a sudden lockdown was imposed on central Wuhan in January last year and residents were taken away to quarantine or forbidden to return to their homes. New Covid-19 outbreaks in China have reopened the wounds of pet-owners, with some complaining they were asked to leave their pets alone...