Tomorrow is polling day for the nine-in-one election. Wang Bisheng, commander of the Central Epidemic Command Center, said today that regarding 65,000 people were diagnosed and affected and unable to vote. Wang Bisheng said at the press conference at the command center in the followingnoon that from Tuesday (22nd) to the present 4 days, a total of 66,000 people have been diagnosed. About 60,000 people were affected, and an estimated 65,000 people were affected and unable to vote.
The outside world is worried that some people will not report even if they are diagnosed in order to vote, and whether there are too many black numbers.
Wang Bisheng said that according to the observation of the command center, it is estimated that regarding 105,000 to 110,000 people will be diagnosed this week. At present, it seems that the number of confirmed cases is similar to the trend and has not decreased in particular. Everyone can rest assured.
The Central Election Commission pointed out in a press release a few days ago that the election of local public officials and referendum on constitutional amendments on November 26 is coming soon. Those who are diagnosed are not allowed to go out.
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