Lack of info on China’s Covid-19 surge stirs global concern
It comes after China said it would start reissuing passports and visas for Lunar New Year.
It comes after China said it would start reissuing passports and visas for Lunar New Year.
China resumes travel for citizens who wish to go overseas from next week.
The US will join other nations in imposing restrictions because of a surge of infections.
The tourism move is China's latest big step away from its harsh Covid restrictions.
The update comes after Kiwis scattered the country to celebrate Christmas.
China has eased rules on testing, quarantine and movement, and cases are surging.
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NZ is sending medical supplies to Tokelau after recording its first cases of Covid-19.
A video shared on social media shows chaotic scenes in a Chinese hospital.
Health data has never given a true indication of Māori numbers.
Ministry of Health estimates a possible peak of about 1100 people in hospital.
Rural medical centres could reach breaking point if staff fall ill.
Wastewater virus levels are trending upwards as health officials release Covid numbers.
Up to one in 20 could be infected at the height of the festive season.
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It’s another step in China’s uncertain exit from some of world’s strictest Covid measures.
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