China’s zero-tolerance approach helped control Covid-19, but is it time for an exit strategy?

This is the third in a series about China’s plans to reopen its borders to the world amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Here, Josephine Ma explores whether China’s zero-tolerance prevention and control strategy can hold.Within days of about 100 new Covid-19 cases being discovered in Guangdong, most cities in the southern Chinese province had tested their entire populations, some more than once.Although the number of infections was relatively low compared to elsewhere in the world, officials said…

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