China’s experience shows coronavirus second wave need not be a disaster

By early June, life in Beijing had largely returned to normal. Roads and restaurants were full again. Almost two months went by without a locally-acquired infection. On June 11, a sudden spike of cases linked to a wholesale market brought back painful memories of Wuhan in January. However, unlike our first encounter with the virus, this time there was no citywide lockdown. Outside high-risk areas, life went on and the outbreak is now under control. It is a reminder that Covid-19 spreads…

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