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The epidemic in mainland China is still in the critical stage - Vimarsana News

The epidemic in mainland China is still in the critical stage

(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) The epidemic in mainland China is still in the critical stage   China News Agency, Beijing, March 25th. Comprehensive news: China's National Health Commission announced on the 25th that there were 1,366 new confirmed cases in mainland China on the 24th. Among them, 65 imported cases and 1,301 local cases. There were 3,622 new asymptomatic infections, incl

This video shows Chinese pandemic workers in eastern China, not Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

This video shows Chinese pandemic workers in eastern China, not Hong Kong

After mainland Chinese medics were sent to Hong Kong to help combat the city's worst Covid-19 outbreak to date, a video circulated in multiple social media posts alongside a claim it shows pandemic workers sleeping on the floor at a convention centre in the virus-hit city. But the video has been shared in a misleading context: it shows pandemic workers in China's eastern

Source: afp.com
China's missions to the moon and Mars are starting to deliver exciting science results - Vimarsana News

China's missions to the moon and Mars are starting to deliver exciting science results

A pair of daring Chinese missions launched in 2020 is sparking new and broader interest in planetary science in China.

Source: space.com
China's COVID lockdowns to hit Korean firms - Vimarsana News

China's COVID lockdowns to hit Korean firms

China's COVID lockdowns to hit Korean firms

What makes China's 'blue carbon' plans different? - Vimarsana News

What makes China's 'blue carbon' plans different?

'Blue carbon': Chinese researchers are looking beyond coastal waters for ways to harness the potential of the ocean to sequester carbon