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Beijing Capital International Airport

World Jan 03

Beijing threatens response to ‘unacceptable’ COVID-19 measures for Chinese travelers

By Ken Moritsugu, Associated Press

World Dec 27

Fever clinic in Beijing
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COVID rapidly spreads in China as government eases strict quarantine rules

China is grappling with the rapid spread of COVID-19 after the government began rolling back its zero-COVID restrictions earlier this month. Now, cases are spiraling across towns and cities, hospitals are overburdened, medical staff are outnumbered and crematoriums are running…

By Judy Woodruff, Zeba Warsi

World Dec 26

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination to elderly people at a vaccination center on the outskirts of Shanghai
As COVID infections soar, China races to vaccinate elderly

Chinese authorities are going door to door and paying people who are older than 60 to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

By Joe McDonald, Associated Press

World Dec 21

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination to elderly people at a vaccination center on the outskirts of Shanghai
China narrows criteria for COVID-19 deaths included in official count

A Chinese health official says the country only counts deaths from pneumonia or respiratory failure in its official COVID-19 death toll, a narrow definition that limits the numbers of deaths being reported as the virus surges following the easing of…

By Huizhong Wu, Dake Kang, Associated Press

World Dec 20

A medic wears personal protection gear as he stands besides an ambulance outside a fever clinic at a hospital as coronavir...
Some Chinese authorities encourage people with mild COVID to go back to work

Several local governments in China have encouraged people with mild cases of COVID-19 to go to work this week.

By Dake Kang, Ken Moritsugu, Associated Press

Dec 19

China reports 2 COVID deaths in Beijing as virus cases surge

By Associated Press

Chinese health authorities have reported the nation's first COVID-19 deaths in more than two weeks.

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Dec 14

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News Wrap: New government in Peru suspends basic rights to quell protests

By PBS NewsHour

In our news wrap Wednesday, the new government in Peru declared a state of emergency and suspended basic rights to quell violent protests, a storm system reached the upper Midwest and the Deep South where tornadoes killed a woman and…

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Dec 14

China will stop reporting asymptomatic COVID cases after dropping mass testing requirements

By Dake Kang, Associated Press

China says it will stop reporting asymptomatic COVID-19 cases since they've become "impossible" to track with mass testing no longer required.

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Dec 05

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News Wrap: Flu hospitalizations skyrocket in the U.S.

In our news wrap Monday, the CDC reported that U.S. hospitalizations for the flu are the highest they've been in a decade this early in the season, Pfizer asked the FDA to authorize its updated COVID booster for children 6…

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Dec 03

Beijing, Shenzhen stop requiring COVID-19 tests for public transport

By Associated Press

Chinese authorities on Saturday announced a further easing of COVID-19 curbs with major cities such as Shenzhen and Beijing no longer requiring negative tests to take public transport.

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