China to allow some positive COVID-19 cases to quarantine at home

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Guangzhou in the south, Shijiazhuang in the north, Chengdu in the southwest and other major cities announced they were easing testing requirements. Announcements did not mention protests in Shanghai, Beijing and at least six other cities last weekend against the human cost of COVID-19 restrictions.

Published 2 months ago · Beijing, China

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