Shanghai takes strict, swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections

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Shanghai takes strict, swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections

STORY: Shanghai takes strict, swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections DATELINE: March 14, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:09 LOCATION: SHANGHAI, China CATEGORY: SOCIETY/HEALTH SHOTLIST: 1. residents queuing up to receive nucleic acid tests in Shanghai (Courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an District Media Center) STORYLINE: Shanghai has taken strict and swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections that have emerged in the city recently. To control the new infections, nucleic acid testing has been carried out for high-risk groups along the main roads. At a testing site in the city's Jing'an district, medical staff conducted over 5,000 tests from last Friday to Saturday. To avoid crowd gathering, people waiting for the nucleic acid test are required to stand in prearranged standpoints and keep a one-meter distance from each other. Volunteers are also seen to offer guidance, communication and translation services for foreigners at the scene. In the first two months of 2022, the megacity, with a population of nearly 25

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