Coronavirus: China’s local transmission crisis eases, eclipsed by imported Covid-19 cases

China has seen far fewer locally transmitted Covid-19 infections than imported cases for four straight days, according to health authorities, a sign the country’s efforts to suppress the transmission of the virus through restrictive control measures appear to have paid off.But China’s zero-tolerance policy stands in contrast with the approach of some countries, such as Britain, that promote the idea of living with the virus – at a cost.“We expect another slowdown in [quarter-on-quarter] GDP…

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