China eases COVID-19 restrictions

China eases COVID-19 restrictions

Photo taken in Shanghai on Dec. 8, 2022, shows a motorcyclist in protective gear in a residential area designated by authorities as being high risk for COVID-19 infections. The central government recently eased coronavirus restrictions.

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