In Shanghai, China, where the infection of the new coronavirus continues to spread, it will be one month in 28 days after the strict restrictions on going out began in earnest.
With the prospect of lifting the restrictions uncertain, there are growing concerns about the impact on the Chinese and global economies, as the number of infected people begins to increase in the capital, Beijing.
Following the spread of the new coronavirus, Shanghai city officials began full-scale restrictions on going out on the 28th of last month.
It will be one month in 28 days since the restriction on going out, but more than 10,000 infected people are confirmed every day, and it is not expected that the restriction will be lifted in many areas.
While it is difficult to obtain daily necessities such as food on SNS, residents are becoming more dissatisfied with the prolonged restrictions on going out, such as the residents hitting a pot from the window of their home and posting a video protesting the authorities.
On the other hand, in the capital city of Beijing, the number of infected people has started to increase since 22nd of this month, and PCR tests will be conducted three times this week for about 20 million people, which is 90% of the population, and some areas have already gone out. Restrictions have been enforced.
In the area subject to the restrictions on going out in the city center, Chaoyang Ward, a fence with a height of about 2 meters was installed, and strict security was carried out by police officers.
Xi Jinping's leadership has not broken its stance to continue the "Zero Corona" policy to thoroughly curb infections, but as infections spread throughout the country and measures such as restrictions on going out are prolonged, the supply chain = supply network. There is growing concern about the impact on the Chinese and global economies through the turmoil.