An industrial zone in Chengzhou, central China, was shut down by the Chinese government on Wednesday after the city reported 64 instances of Coveyd-19 and workers left the factory that made iPhones after the virus outbreak.
The announcement made it plain that no one would be permitted to enter or leave for a week, save for the delivery of food and medical supplies. It did not indicate whether the isolation of the Economic Zone in the Echengzhou economic area was related to the injuries at the Foxconn facility.
Separately, the authorities identified 294 injuries without symptoms in Chengzhou, a city with a population of 12. 5 million, and 64 verified cases during the previous twenty-four hours. It did not indicate the number of workers in the industrial zone.
In order to contain the virus outbreak, the Communist Party in power applies the “Safar Kovid” policy, which has shut down regions across China for weeks.
As a result, China’s infection rate has remained relatively low. However, this has affected trade and business at a time when other nations work to loosen the restrictions put in place to combat the virus. In some areas, general frustration with the restrictions has resulted in confrontations with the police.
The Chengzhou airport area said that every inhabitant of the industrial zone will be subject to a daily test to find any injuries, but the statement made no mention of how many people may be impacted as a result.
China closes a neighbourhood near the iPhone factory following the Corona injuries
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