China - State media: "To deal with the epidemic situation, it is necessary to 'make it fast', and Beijing's emergency 'additional changes' must be add

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To deal with the epidemic situation, it is necessary to "make it fast", and Beijing's emergency "additional changes" must be added in a timely manner

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Please see:

China - Everyone in the most populous district in Beiing, Chaoyang, to be tested for COVID-19 starting on April 25, 2022

China - 15 new local COVID-19 cases , 9 are students in Chaoyang district of Beijing - April 23, 2022

China - Tiantan Hospital in Beijing requires PCR test for diarrhea patients to rule out COVID-19 - April 17, 2022

China - New COVID-19 cases found in the Fengtai district in Beijing - some controls implemented - April 14, 2022

China - State media: "Beijing raises the risk all over the place! Some areas are closed and controlled, stay at home!" - April 9, 2022

China - Chaoyang CDC asks those who have visited Beijing Huanxin Hospital since March 31 to isolate and report to their community - April 8, 2022

China - Beijing: 18 new local COVID-19 cases, 3 independent transmission chains in 4 districts - April 6, 2022

China - "... in view of the current epidemic situation, it is advisable for citizens and friends to stay out of Beijing in the near future, especially if it is not necessary."- April 4, 2022

 

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Panic buying in Beijing as fears grow of an imminent Covid lockdown


Residents stripped supermarket shelves amid reports the virus had been spreading ‘stealthily’ in the Chinese capital for almost a week
ByNicola Smith, ASIA CORRESPONDENT
25 April 2022 • 3:33pm

Fears of a strict Covid lockdown sparked panic buying in Beijing on Monday, as residents in the capital’s largest district formed long lines to undergo compulsory testing.

Basic supplies started to fly off supermarket shelves over the weekend as the authorities warned of a “grim” situation and schools and gyms began to close down, amid reports that the coronavirus had been spreading “stealthily” in the city for almost a week.

Shoppers flocked into stores to stock up on vegetables, toilet paper and instant noodles, anticipating the imminent announcement of harsh restrictions to curtail their movements. Social media was flooded with photos of empty shelves and some online grocery apps ran out of supplies.

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