CHINA-SHANGHAI-COVID-19-TEST CAMPAIGN-PREPARATION (CN)

CHINA-SHANGHAI-COVID-19-TEST CAMPAIGN-PREPARATION (CN)

(220401) -- SHANGHAI, April 1, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A nurse checks on the location of an ambulance online at Ruijin Hospital in east China's Shanghai, April 1, 2022. The second phase of closed-off management in Shanghai has come into force in areas west of the Huangpu River on Friday amid a recent spike in COVID-19 infections, according to local authorities. As scheduled, nucleic acid testing will be held from Friday to April 5 for around 16 million people, and 12 districts will be put under temporary closed-off management. (Xinhua/Yuan Quan)

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