Covid cases are surging in the Chinese capital of Beijing, this comes as the country tries to turn away from its zero-tolerance coronavirus strategy. Beijing authorities said, more than 22,000 patients visited hospitals across the city in the previous days.

Covid cases surge in China as hardline policy eases

The COVID-19 situation is easing around the world but not in China. Chaoyang, the largest district of China’s capital Beijing, urged people to stay home for the weekend and restricted intra-city travel as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in the city. Watch the full video to know more

China's COVID cases rise, Beijing under semi-lockdown

COVID-19 infections are on a rise in China as the country's top health officials begin easing some pandemic measures in a bit to provide some economic relief to the people

Chinese cities record new surge in COVID-19 cases

China's health authority reported a jump in COVID-19 infections, climbing to 7,475 on November 7 from 5,496 the day before and the highest since May 1.

New COVID-19 cases climb to 7,000 in China

Silence descended on Chinese city Wuhan on January 23 last year, exactly one year back. Wuhan shocked the world by confining its 11 million anxious citizens to their homes, beginning a traumatic 76-day lockdown.WION brings you a report. Wuhan marked one year since it announced a severe lockdown.

Wuhan marked one year since it announced a severe lockdown

China is recording its worst outbreak since March 2020 ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday. Mainland China has recorded 103 new Coronavirus infections while most of the new cases are near the capital.

China's most severe outbreak ahead of the Lunar New Year

Amid claims by Chian that it has brought the Coronavirus under control and have achieved victory over the virus, mainland China has in the past week seen the number of daily cases jump to an over 10 months high and the country continues to battle a surge in local infections.

China continues to battle a surge in local infections