China Shuts Tech Hub Over 66 Covid Cases. 17 Million People In Lockdown
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Coronavirus In China: Home to tech giants including Huawei and Tencent, Shenzhen city of around 17 million across the border from Covid-hit Hong Kong has told residents to stay home.
The southern Chinese tech hub Shenzhen was put under a citywide lockdown Sunday, the local government announced, after it reported 66 new coronavirus cases and sealed off the central business district.
Home to tech giants including Huawei and Tencent, the city of around 17 million across the border from Covid-hit Hong Kong has told residents to stay home to tamp down an Omicron flare-up, having already closed non-essential venues and banned restaurant dining in recent days.
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