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Over the past weekend, Beijing reported a total of 137 domestically transmitted COVID-19 infections. Yet, a piece of great news is being highlighted by experts amid the virus-hit capital's weeks-long tug-of-war against Omicron - on Sunday, the city saw no new infections at the community level for the first time after eight rounds of nucleic acid screening.
While the recent COVID-19 flare-ups have weighed on the Chinese economy that is already under pressure of shrinking demand, supply impact and weakening expectations, China’s science-based approach of balancing virus control and economic development would help the economy take on a new look after the May Day holidays. More policies are in the pipeline to ...
While the recent COVID-19 flare-ups have weighed on the Chinese economy that is already under pressure of shrinking demand, supply impact and weakening expectations, China’s science-based approach of balancing virus control and economic development would help the economy take on a new look after the May Day holidays.
In order to execute the 'Dynamic zero-COVID' policy and effectively curb the risk of the Omicron variant, multiple Chinese metropolises including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have issued new guidelines to normalize nucleic acid testing, while require proof of a negative test result for tourists and local residents in public venues and transport systems.
Learning the lessons from Shanghai's response to the Omicron resurgence, Beijing is waging a critical and decisive war against the Omicron variant with the strictest measures on community management, largest-ever nucleic acid testing, suspending gathering activities, tracking down transmission routes, and urgently mobilizing the public to ensure the safety of local residents and the country's political center, as the COVID-19 tally in the capital city rose to 92in five days.