Published 1 year ago

Panic-buying in Beijing as city adds new quarantine centers

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Residents of some parts of China’s capital were emptying supermarket shelves and overwhelming delivery apps Friday as the city government ordered faster construction of COVID-19 quarantine centers and field hospitals.

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Times of India

Panic buying in Beijing as Covid surge spurs creeping restrictions

Schools in a number of Beijing districts have been shuttered, with students to learn from home, and anyone entering the capital is required to provide a negative PCR test result taken in the previous 48 hours before entering public venues or going on buses.

1 year ago·India

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News18 India

Makeshift Hospitals, Panic Buying Shows Return to Strict Covid Zero Regime in Beijing

Beijingers are experiencing strict lockdown restrictions and witnessing panic buying as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in the Chinese capital. Beijing saw 1,854 new infections on Thursday, comparatively lesser than what the rest of world’s major capitals are witnessing but authorities clamped down on movement of people and goods to stamp out the virus

1 year ago·India

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The Hindu

Beijing on edge as city adds new quarantine centers

Daily cases of COVID-19 across the country are hitting records, with 32,695 reported Friday

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

Beijing on edge as city adds new quarantine centres

Residents of some parts of China's capital were emptying supermarket shelves and overwhelming delivery apps Friday as the city government ordered faster construction of COVID-19 quarantine centres and field hospitals.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Beijing on edge as city adds new quarantine centers

Residents of some parts of China's capital are overwhelming delivery apps as the city government orders faster construction of quarantine centers and field hospitals. Uncertainty and unconfirmed reports of lockdowns

1 year ago·United States

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