Witnessing China's new 'fortress' against coronavirus

[beijingwalker]

Witnessing China's new 'fortress' against coronavirus
Sky News' Asia correspondent Tom Cheshire raced to get back into China before borders closed to foreigners see how the country is building a 'fortress' to make sure coronavirus is now a foreign menace.

 

[W.11]

does it mean china didn't become fortress when the cases were emerging?

regards

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

does it mean china didn't become fortress when the cases were emerging?

regards

But they have controlled it. Just under 3.5k deaths and more than 74k recovered with 85k cases

 

[beijingwalker]

does it mean china didn't become fortress when the cases were emerging?

regards

China was learning with the development of this highly contagious virus, she won't give up this hard won victory for anything now.

 

[Han Patriot]

does it mean china didn't become fortress when the cases were emerging?

regards

Before this China was the most dangerous place so inbound flights were not banned and checked so thoroughly. It used to be only checks and no central quarantine.

Now onlh one flight per country per week, fully checked multiple times and centrally quarantined and rechecked.

China was learning with the development of this highly contagious virus, she won't give up this hard won victory for anything now.

I was so worried when my foreign colleagues start swarming bck, lucky they quickly closed the borders.

 

[beijingwalker]

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