COVID-19 Reports
Another Lockdown In Wuhan After Four COVID Cases Resurface
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Residents have been ordered to stay inside their homes or compounds for three days after four asymptomatic Covid cases were detected
- In Wuhan, a city of 12 million people, regular testing uncovered two asymptomatic cases two days ago
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that almost one million people in a suburb of Wuhan – China’s central city where the coronavirus was first recorded – have been placed under lockdown.
Jiangxia district residents have been ordered to stay inside their homes or compounds for three days after four asymptomatic Covid cases were detected.
China follows a “zero Covid” strategy, including mass testing, strict isolation rules and local lockdowns.
This has resulted in far fewer deaths than in many other countries.
But the strategy is facing growing opposition as people and businesses continue to face the strain of restrictions.
In Wuhan, a city of 12 million people, regular testing uncovered two asymptomatic cases two days ago.
Two more cases were found through contact tracing, and shortly after the lockdown order was issued.
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Wuhan became known around the world in early 2020 as the first place scientists detected the new coronavirus – and the first city to be put under harsh restrictive measures.
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