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Shijiazhuang Began Its Fifth Round Of Nucleic Acid Tests

Shijiazhuang Began Its Fifth Round Of Nucleic Acid Tests

A volunteer lends light to distribute fruit weikang and other items in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province, China, Jan 22, 2021. Shijiazhuang began its fifth round of nucleic acid tests.