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Recently, many new Covid-19 outbreaks have appeared in China, raising public opinion in the country for a new wave of disease outbreaks in the ‘nation of a billion nations’.
Global Times said in the past two days that China has registered 20 new positive cases of the Sars-CoV-2 virus, and these cases are worrying people about a new ‘wave of disease’. “It will occur in the context of a” nation of a billion nations “that has resumed economic activities across the country.
However, some Chinese health experts say the recently discovered outbreaks in the two cities of Wuhan, Hubei Province and Shu Lan in Jilin Province are ‘sporadic’, so they will not happen. for the disease it spread like last time. Because the governments of the two provinces have put in place measures to trace the source of the disease, as well as imposing a blockade to prevent the spread of the disease.
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| Blocking the way to Thu Lan city, Jilin province. Photo: Eastday |
Specifically, after 6 new cases of Covid-19 were discovered in the Tam Dan residential area of Dong Tay Ho district on May 10, the Wuhan City Health Department raised the alert level for the disease and advanced it. Nucleic acid tests on more than 5,000 people live in this area.
Meanwhile, in Shu Lan City, Jilin Province, local authorities carried out a city blockade on May 10 after detecting 15 new Covid-19 infections. At the same time, the health authorities of this country have tracked more than 2,000 people who have been exposed to cases, and currently around 300 of them are isolated and controlled for their health.
“The previous cases are not synonymous with the ‘second wave of diseases’ that have arisen. Because Covid-19 has an unknown incubation period, as many patients show no signs of infection, these sporadic cases are quite normal, “says Global Times expert Wang Peiyu. He worked at the University’s School of Public Health from Beijing.
Professor Jin Dongyan of the Faculty of Biological Sciences, University of Hong Kong said the same, but said that the case of the “second wave of outbreaks” was not entirely improbable. “We will probably face the ‘second wave of outbreaks’ if an epidemic breaks out somewhere like Wuhan City earlier. Therefore, we must be very vigilant,” Jin said.
Mr. Jin also said that it is unclear how long the Covid-19 epidemic will continue to spread worldwide, and that the epidemic could last until next year or several years. But by then there will be a Sars-CoV-2 vaccine, and the number of infections will tend to decrease.
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