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A deputy mayor in a city in northeastern China has apologised after residents complained about a lack of food and essentials during the lockdown imposed to contain the latest coronavirus outbreak . Some residents in Tonghua in Jilin province, a city of more than 2 million people that entered a lockdown last Monday, vented their frustration on social media over...
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The Tonghua city government in Jilin province apologized for unsatisfactory and insufficient service during residents' home quarantines, officials said on Sunday.
N.Y. to Start Easing Curbs; Dutch Riot Over Curfew: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/25/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg Government workers wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) talk to a resident in an area under lockdown in the Jordan area of Hong Kong, China, on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021. Hong Kong imposed a temporary lockdown on thousands of residents for the first time to carry out mandatory testing of the coronavirus, with authorities warning the move will be repeated if needed to contain the outbreak. (Bloomberg) -- Vaccine coverage won’t reach a point that would stop ...
N.Y. to Start Easing Curbs; Dutch Riot Over Curfew: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/25/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg Government workers wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) talk to a resident in an area under lockdown in the Jordan area of Hong Kong, China, on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021. Hong Kong imposed a temporary lockdown on thousands of residents for the first time to carry out mandatory testing of the coronavirus, with authorities warning the move will be repeated if needed to contain the outbreak. (Bloomberg) -- Vaccine coverage won’t reach a point that would stop ...