World's largest human migration period begins in China amid pandemic

World's largest human migration period begins in China amid pandemic

A worker disinfects Beijing station on Jan. 28, 2021, as the so-called world's largest human migration period begins in China ahead of the Feb. 11 start of the weeklong Lunar New Year holidays amid mounting concern over another wave of novel coronavirus infections at home.

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