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Why China can’t stop zero Covid

28 November 2022

3:29 AM

28 November 2022

3:29 AM

The Covid situation in China is not looking good right now. The authorities have trapped themselves into a situation from which there’s no obvious escape strategy. Whatever they choose – or will be forced – to do next will be very costly.

The country is extremely poorly prepared for a major surge of the virus

So far China has only managed to suppress Covid with brutal restrictions.

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