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Covid-19 News You Missed Outside of Shanghai

From a student in Shandong expelled for protesting lockdown to a pet quarantine center in Shenzhen: Here’s how Covid-19 has affected other parts of China

    author Alex Colville
Alex Colville
April 16, 2022
Jilin Covid lockdown
Photo Credit: VCG

As it enters its fourth week, Shanghai’s bungled lockdown continues to hold the limelight.

Articles about pet culls, food shortages, and a dangerous depletion of emergency medical resources, as well as memes and videos of epidemic prevention workers dancing have been circulating on social media. Western media too, has focused its attention on Shanghai, speculating what a lockdown of the port city means for global trade. But all the attention on one of China’s biggest cities has meant that other significant Covid-19 events on the Chinese mainland have gone underreported. TWOC takes a look at some of the more major ones:

 
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