Shanghai’s coronavirus-free target stumbles after 58 confirmed cases of coronavirus in low-risk zone ‘Universal Beijing’ is temporarily closed.

The goal is to achieve a Covid-19 free zone. Shanghai’s stumbled into a big stump this past weekend. As a result, 58 COVID-19 cases were found in low-risk areas. The capital city of Beijing has also tightened measures to contain the epidemic, with Universal Beijing Resort temporarily closed indefinitely.

Chinese media, South China Morning Post, reported today (May 2), citing a statement from the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission that the number of COVID-19 cases New cases declined for the ninth day in a row. In the past 24 hours, the total number of coronavirus cases dropped 6.8 percent to 7,333. Among those who showed symptoms, it dropped 7.7 percent to 7,333. 727, while the death toll fell 15.8 percent, with 32 new deaths.

The cumulative total of coronavirus cases in Shanghai from March 1 has risen to 577,000.

Covid-19 epidemic situation A strain of omikron in China’s number one financial and commercial hub that improved over the weekend brought relief to residents struggling during the month of intense lockdown. There was also bad news from the announcement of 58 new cases outside of quarantine or low-risk zones that have been case-free for 14 days, forcing officials to take strict measures to contain the coronavirus. Restrict the movement of residents of the area.

Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chunlan, who has been tasked with controlling the epidemic in Shanghai since April 2, has ordered local officials to double strict lockdown measures to identify sources of infection and quarantine them. escaped even a single case

“The fight once morest the epidemic in Shanghai is still at a critical stage. We can’t accept to let it get infected. because it will cause the pandemic to return We have to tighten our epidemic control measures to achieve our COVID-free goals,” Sun Chunlan said at a meeting of local officials on Sunday (May 1).

Shanghai is fighting the epidemic in order to achieve its coronavirus-free goals. or zero covids from mid-April. At this time, the government has not announced success.

Gu Honghui, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Local Government said at a news conference on Sunday that Officials urged people living in coronavirus surveillance zones. or low-risk zones are in the house to avoid unnecessary bundling.

last weekend The local government has given the green light to another group of 1,188 manufacturers to resume production under a closed control system. The workers have to eat and sleep in the office or factory area.

Previously, Shanghai allowed the first batch of 666 manufacturers to resume production. The first group included electric vehicle company Tesla and China’s largest semiconductor maker SMIC. These companies resumed production in April.

However, a group of manufacturers in Shanghai It also faces disruptions in supply chain and distribution following a month of Shanghai lockdown.

in the capital city of Beijing Which faces a new outbreak at the end of April, the outgoing media group said Local governments have tightened measures to contain the epidemic, including a ban on eating in restaurants. On Sunday, Universal Beijing announced a temporary closure of its theme park indefinitely. as directed by the Health Protection Unit In addition, authorities have asked people to show negative results before entering some public places.

The Beijing Health Commission said on Sunday it had found 59 new cases of community-acquired infections, the highest number of daily cases since a new outbreak. Beijing’s cumulative number of cases has exceeded 300 since the April 20 outbreak.