Coronavirus In Shanghai
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Covid-Hit Shanghai Is Gradually Reopening. Though, Curbs May Return
Shanghai reopened most cinemas on Friday, sticking to a plan of gradual resumption of daily activities after it lifted a two-month COVID-19 lockdown in June, while also trying, like several other Chinese cities, to contain resurgent infections.
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"Vigilant" Shanghai Lets Some Residents Leave Home First Time In 15 Days
Some residents of Shanghai stepped out of their homes for the first time in more than two weeks on Tuesday, as the city took tentative steps towards easing a COVID-19 lockdown amid mounting worries over the economic impact of the strict curbs.
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US Orders Non-Essential Staff To Leave China's Shanghai Amid Covid Spike
The United States has ordered all non-essential employees at its Shanghai consulate to leave over concerns about their safety, an embassy spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
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US Concerns Over Covid Curbs "Groundless Accusations": China
China's foreign ministry expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the United States late on Saturday after it raised concerns over China's coronavirus control measures.
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"Our Work Not Enough": Shanghai Official Admits Failures In Covid Handling
Shanghai's vice mayor admitted to shortcomings in the city's handling of its COVID-19 outbreak as a record 23,600 new cases were reported on Saturday, while the U.S. allowed non-essential staff and their families to leave its consulate in the city.
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Covid-Weary China's Shanghai "Figures Out Solutions" For Locked-In Residents
Shanghai on Thursday said it was trying its best to improve the distribution of food and essential goods to lockedin residents, responding to growing discontent over such
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This China City Is Separating Covid+ Children From Parents
Esther Zhao thought she was doing the right thing when she brought her 2-1/2-year-old daughter to a Shanghai hospital with a fever on March 26.
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Covid-Hit Shanghai Is Gradually Reopening. Though, Curbs May Return
Shanghai reopened most cinemas on Friday, sticking to a plan of gradual resumption of daily activities after it lifted a two-month COVID-19 lockdown in June, while also trying, like several other Chinese cities, to contain resurgent infections.
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"Vigilant" Shanghai Lets Some Residents Leave Home First Time In 15 Days
Some residents of Shanghai stepped out of their homes for the first time in more than two weeks on Tuesday, as the city took tentative steps towards easing a COVID-19 lockdown amid mounting worries over the economic impact of the strict curbs.
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US Orders Non-Essential Staff To Leave China's Shanghai Amid Covid Spike
The United States has ordered all non-essential employees at its Shanghai consulate to leave over concerns about their safety, an embassy spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
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US Concerns Over Covid Curbs "Groundless Accusations": China
China's foreign ministry expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the United States late on Saturday after it raised concerns over China's coronavirus control measures.
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"Our Work Not Enough": Shanghai Official Admits Failures In Covid Handling
Shanghai's vice mayor admitted to shortcomings in the city's handling of its COVID-19 outbreak as a record 23,600 new cases were reported on Saturday, while the U.S. allowed non-essential staff and their families to leave its consulate in the city.
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Covid-Weary China's Shanghai "Figures Out Solutions" For Locked-In Residents
Shanghai on Thursday said it was trying its best to improve the distribution of food and essential goods to lockedin residents, responding to growing discontent over such
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This China City Is Separating Covid+ Children From Parents
Esther Zhao thought she was doing the right thing when she brought her 2-1/2-year-old daughter to a Shanghai hospital with a fever on March 26.
