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Subscribe to PK Global NewsA 95-year-old grandma in Shanghai single-handedly fought off six men from resisting being taken for quarantine under China's zero

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Shanghai health workers are reportedly forcing elderly citizens into quarantine camps as part of its zero-COVID policy. A former Shanghai journalist has recounted her 94-year-old grandmother's

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China's Covid rules demand that anyone who is infected, or a close contact, must be sent to a state-run quarantine centre. It is not uncommon for hundreds of people to be put together in such centres.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/27/world/asia/china-covid-hospital-crisis.html
Dec. 27, 2022. 阅读简体中文版 閱讀繁體中文版. Slumped in wheelchairs and lying on gurneys, the sickened patients crowd every nook and cranny of the emergency department at the

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Shanghai locks down, but experts ask how else China could combat COVID. China's central government has deployed 2,000 army medics to Shanghai to keep order in the medical system and help with

https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/21/china/shanghai-covid-social-clearing-intl-hnk/index.html
The visitors demanded to take the woman and her 74-year-old son to a quarantine center, because, according to their records, both had tested positive for Covid-19 five days earlier on April 14

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Dozens of elderly patients at a hospital in Shanghai have died after contracting Covid-19, but official government figures claim no deaths in the city have been caused by the disease since 2020.

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In one example of rapid progress, Ningbo, a city of 8mn south of Shanghai, opened its first centralised Covid-19 quarantine facility last month with 4,356 isolation rooms, including 200 for

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-26/medical-staff-say-china-covid-19-overwhelmed-icu-healthcare/101809678
Elsewhere in China, medical staff say resources are already being stretched to breaking point, as COVID-19 and sickness among staff rises. One nurse in the western city of Xian said 45 of 51

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Shanghai, a large COVID hotspot in 2022, by itself allocated at least 16.77 billion yuan ($2.4bn) for COVID-19 infrastructure, services, staff salaries and other needs in its 2022 budget.

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Mrs Li, a 52-year-old in Beijing, argues the government "did the right thing" for the first two years but should have ended its zero-Covid policy in early 2022. "Now we finally have all controls

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/15/world/asia/shanghai-covid-isolation-quarantine.html
Ms. Cheng, who stayed at the center for 13 days, was among the first of hundreds of thousands of Shanghai residents to be sent to government quarantine and isolation facilities, as the city deals

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File photo of an elderly resident in China. Thousands of elderly people in the Chinese city of Shanghai have been hit hard by a lockdown that has now dragged on for five weeks. Since the outbreak

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22 April 2022 • 1:36pm. A broom-wielding 95-year-old broke through guards and fences in a daring escape from Shanghai's strict quarantine rules under China's zero-Covid policy. Viral videos

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A growing number of China's doctors and nurses are catching COVID-19 and some have been asked to keep working, as people showing mostly moderate symptoms throng hospitals and clinics, according to

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-01-03/china-shanghai-covid-numbers-latest/101824998
A senior doctor at one of Shanghai's top hospitals says 70 per cent of the megacity's population may have already been infected with COVID-19 during China's huge surge in cases, state media are

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/06/business/shanghai-xinjiang-china-covid-zero.html
Shanghai used to be the glamorous China, while Xinjiang was the dark China. ... old or 90 years old. The conditions of some quarantine centers are so abysmal that they're referred to on social

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Item 1 of 4 Beijing resident Zhang, 66, who lost four people close to him since early December as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases spiked in China, poses for a picture at the Forbidden

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5 April 2022. Reuters. Chinese authorities have extended their lockdown of Shanghai to cover all its 25 million people after a fresh surge in Covid cases. Initially, there had been separate

https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/29/china/guangzhou-covid-quarantine-center-mic-intl-hnk/index.html
When Liu, a 28-year-old in China's Harbin city, tested positive for Covid-19 last week, she left enough food and water at home for her three cats before entering hospital quarantine, she told

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-31/chinese-australian-return-china-covid-quarantine-travel/100574180
China is building a dedicated quarantine facility in Guangzhou, which has more than 5,000 rooms, for overseas travellers. No overseas spectators will be allowed to buy tickets to the upcoming