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COVID-19 Outbreak 'Developing Rapidly' In China

A medical worker in protective suit collects a swab from a resident following new Covid-19 cases in Lanzhou's Chengguan district in China. (Photo: Reuters)  

Business Insider: Chinese COVID-19 outbreak 'developing rapidly,' health officials say  

* China has recorded 72 cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, a 70% jump. 

* The outbreak is centered in the northeast of the country. 

* Health experts say the outbreak is "developing rapidly" with the virus being "severe." 

China's latest COVID-19 outbreak is "developing rapidly," a health official warned, according to Reuters. 

The country has seen 377 cases of COVID-19 between October 17-29, according to National Health Commission (NHC) data. 

At the time of writing, China has reported 72 cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, according to the World Health Organization, representing a 70% increase in the virus diagnosis. 

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More News On Covid-19 In China  

China's COVID-19 outbreak developing rapidly, health official says -- Reuters  

Chinese city on emergency footing to fend off coronavirus outbreak -- SCMP  

‘People are starting to wane’: China’s zero-Covid policy takes toll -- The Guardian  

China doubles down on COVID-zero strategy -- Al Jazeera



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