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Chinese county restricts travel as Beijing races to contain virus
Essential service vehicles are allowed into Anxin, about 150 kilometres (90 miles) from Beijing, while regular and government cars can enter and leave only if...
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Beijing on heightened alert as coronavirus cases mount
Health officials recorded 31 new confirmed infections for 16 June, bringing the cumulative infections since Thursday to 137 cases, the worst resurgence of the disease in the city since early February.
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Beijing imposes partial travel ban, closes schools over virus outbreak
Fearing that progress could unravel, authorities locked down several residential areas and announced new restrictions on Tuesday.
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Coronavirus resurgence in Beijing prompts return of tough measures
The recent outbreak has been traced to a major wholesale food market, Xinfadi, which accounts for 80% of Beijing’s farm produce supply sourced both domestically and from overseas.
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China reports 57 new virus cases as Beijing cluster grows
The NHC said 36 of the new cases were local transmissions in the capital, and Beijing health officials said later that all three dozen were linked to the Xinfadi market.
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New domestic cases in Beijing raise fears of new virus wave
The majority of China's cases in recent months were overseas nationals tested as they returned home, with the domestic outbreak brought largely under control .
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China reports three new COVID-19 cases, down from seven a day earlier
All of the new cases were locally transmitted - two in the northeastern Liaoning province and one in Jilin province that borders Liaoning, the National Health Commission said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mainland China reports 17 new COVID-19 cases amid new infections in Wuhan
Of the new cases reported on Sunday, seven were so-called imported cases in Inner Mongolia involving travellers from overseas, compared with two reported a day earlier.
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Beijing to reopen some schools after coronavirus closures - state media
Senior high school students are set to return to campus on 27 April, and senior students at middle schools will return to campus on 11 May.
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Beijing hit by record imported coronavirus cases, zero China transmissions
It was the first time since the virus took hold late last year in Hubei province - including the city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak - that China has recorded no locally transmitted cases.
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Second coronavirus patient dies in Italy
The victim was a female resident in Milan’s Lombardy region, ANSA said. Her reported death comes hours after a 78-year-old man died overnight near Padua, in the nearby Veneto region.
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Global alarm grows as China's capital reports first virus death
The death in Beijing raises the death toll from the new virus to 82, with more than 2,700 people infected across the nation and cases found in more than a dozen other countries.
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Pro-Beijing politician wounded in Hong Kong knife attack
The man gave Ho the flowers, asked to take a picture and then pulled a knife from his bag before striking his victim in the chest.
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Hong Kong leader says police under extreme pressure
Police cast doubt over allegations that officers beat a man during a protest on Saturday.
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US-China trade talks in Beijing 'led to progress': White House
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin led the talks on the US side while the Chinese side was led by Vice Premier Liu He.
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Attacker hurts 20 children with hammer at Beijing school
A male suspect was brought "under control" and the wounded pupils were admitted to hospital, the Xicheng district government said.
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North Korea's Kim arrives at Beijing train station: Yonhap
Kim Jong Un arrived at Beijing train station Tuesday on a visit to China to meet President Xi Jinping, the South's Yonhap news agency reported.
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Chinese police detain more labour activists, group says
The Jasic Workers Solidarity group said police in the central city of Wuhan "violently arrested" three of its members on Sunday, with one of them pinned to the ground by at least three officers.
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Kenyan police detain another Chinese journalist
Police entered the offices of the 'China Daily' newspaper in Nairobi demanding the documents of staff before hauling deputy bureau chief Liu Hongjie to the police station despite having verified his work permit online
