People in Beijing, China, wait for a coronavirus test. random news
In Beijing, the capital of China, the number of people infected with Corona 19 per day has exceeded 1,000 for the first time and is approaching 1,500.
According to the previous day’s statistics published by China’s National Health Commission on the 22nd, on the 21st, Beijing recorded 1438 infections, including 274 confirmed cases and 1164 asymptomatic cases.
In an uncontrolled street test (social face test), 207 infected people were confirmed.
Across China, there have been 27,899 cases, including 2145 confirmed cases and 25,754 asymptomatic cases, raising the possibility of reaching 30,000 soon.
Liu Shaofeng, deputy director of the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a press conference on the 21st that Beijing is facing the most complicated and serious quarantine situation since the start of Corona 19, and urged to protect the elderly and families with underlying diseases in the home.
From the 22nd, people entering Beijing must undergo a nucleic acid test for three consecutive days from the first day and must not leave the house until they test negative.
In Chaoyang District, where Beijing’s corona-infected people are concentrated, telecommunications have spread and restaurants have been banned from business, effectively entering a state of semi-lockdown following last May.
Street scene near Wangjing, Beijing, China. People who should have been on the streets have disappeared. Reporter Ahn Seong-yong
Donghujiedao, one of the two administrative units in Wangjing, where many Koreans live, ordered all workers in all buildings in the city to work from home from the 22nd.
Accordingly, from 0:00 on the same day, all shops and offices in the building were closed, restaurant and delivery business ceased, and the attendance rate was zero.
The Chinese government announced on the 11th that the 20 measures to optimize quarantine increase confusion on the site, and on the 19th, the nucleic acid test method, identification and control of risk zones for infection, self-isolation and medical observation guidelines , self-guidelines for health monitoring etc. enacted and published.
