The death of Beijing’s new crown in six months, tightened epidemic prevention again, closed shopping malls, schools directly hit the public response “This is a political issue”

The epidemic in mainland China is heating up The authorities have adopted a strict zero clear policy and will not relax. On November 21, there were 28,000 new cases throughout the country. The capital Beijing even reported 3 deaths from the new crown. first death from the new crown on the mainland in six months. Beijing immediately announced that epidemic prevention measures will be tightened. In addition to requiring more people to stay at home, from the 24th, anyone entering office buildings, shopping malls, restaurants, hotels and public transport check the nucleic acid code for 48 hours, compared to the previous 72 hours. More strict; at the same time, parks, museums, shopping malls, and schools and businesses that are hot spots of the epidemic have also been closed. Although some Beijing residents have expressed concern about the strict control of the prevention epidemic, there are only ways to continue with u lives they can find.

Further reading “Tightening of lockdown makes Beijing residents tired of preventing epidemic and fear that the city will be closed at any moment

Although the epidemic situation in Beijing is not the most serious, it has a high level of attention, no less than Guangzhou, Chongqing and other places where the epidemic is hot. In addition, major cities including Tianjin have resumed large-scale nucleic acid testing again, and residents in Wuhan are also required to work only from home. Analysts at Nomura Securities estimated that mainland China, which accounts for a fifth of GDP, is now under epidemic prevention restrictions, renewing investor concerns.

Extended reading “Stopping a violent epidemic to achieve zero in China? Beijing secretly closed down and turned into a ghost town again

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