China strives to ensure livelihoods while fighting COVID-19 resurgences

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China strives to ensure livelihoods while fighting COVID-19 resurgences

STORY: China strives to ensure livelihoods while fighting COVID-19 resurgences DATELINE: Nov. 28, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:45 LOCATION: Beijing CATEGORY: SOCIETY/HEALTH SHOTLIST: 1. shot of a government service center in Beijing, China 2. various of epidemic prevention personnel 3. various of a fresh-food chain 4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese): LIU SHUHAN, Director of public affairs, Freshippo Beijing 5. various of products 6. various of a market in Chongqing, China 7. various of warehouses in Chongqing, China 8. various of a market in Chongqing, China STORYLINE: The Chinese capital Beijing has increased its efforts to ensure supply and price stability of residents' daily necessities amid the ongoing COVID-19 control. Facing a continuous rise of new COVID-19 cases, Beijing promised to expedite the reopening of shopping malls and supermarkets that sell livelihood-related products, as the latest effort to ensure the smooth operation of the city and the market while striving to corral the outbreak. Fresh-food chain Freship

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