The outbreak in Shanghai, which began in March, has been China's worst since the early months of the pandemic in 2020
As Shanghai entered the second month of lockdown and more cities in China face pandemic restrictions, demand for Apple products in the country might slow further, reports Nikkei Asia
Images shared on social media have showed unsanitary conditions, with clogged up toilets and overflowing rubbish bins, the BBC reported
With 47 deaths, all in Shanghai, reported in the past 24 hours, the COVID-19 death toll in the country mounted to 5,022, Xinhua reported
Shanghai has been facing the worst COVID-19 outbreak and has been desperately seeking medical care and basic supplies like food
China's economic hub Shanghai on Tuesday reported 1,606 confirmed locally transmitted COVID-19 cases and 11,956 asymptomatic carriers, Xinhua reported citing the municipal health commission as saying
A Shanghai health official told a press briefing that the pandemic is still developing at a "high level" as the city of 25 million recorded more than 2,000 fresh cases and over 39 new deaths
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Shanghai authorities have imposed draconian lockdown measures since March that have locked 25 million residents in their homes
A Covid flareup that shut down much of Shanghai appeared to worsen over the weekend after China ordered mandatory tests in a district of Beijing and locked down some areas of the capital
Since Friday, Beijing has reported 70 locally transmitted cases in eight of its 16 districts, with Chaoyang accounting for 46 of the total, said a local health official on Monday
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Of the new local cases, 2,472 infections were reported in Shanghai while the rest of the cases were reported in 17 other provincial-level regions
Shanghai logged 21,058 new local Covid infections, most of which were mild, authorities said
Authorities in Beijing are on high alert for a surge in coronavirus cases amid a fresh outcry in Shanghai over buildings blockaded under China's zero Covid policy, the media reported.
The city went on high alert after 10 middle school students tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday following which city officials suspended classes in the school for a week
All of those who passed away had serious underlying health conditions such as malignant tumours, coronary heart disease and hypertension
Moreover, the government has announced any residential community with a single new positive case to be sealed for an additional 14 days
Beijing has gone on high alert as the situation turned grim following the emergence of clusters of Covid-19
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