COVID-19 has returned to China: strict quarantine has been introduced in the multi-million city of Lanzhou

Chinese authorities have introduced strict quarantine measures in the city of Lanzhou, whose population reaches 3.7 million people.

The city is the administrative center of the Chinese province of Gansu, located in the north-west of China and bordering the territory of Mongolia.

Currently, Lanzhou is a closed city with strict quarantine measures in place, reports The Economic Times.

Note that today we are talking about 29 new cases of COVID-19 in China.

Of this number, Lanzhou accounts for only six cases.

Starting today, the population of this city is obliged to observe strict quarantine measures and have no right to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary.

A permit regime has been introduced and is in effect on the territory of housing complexes, and entry and exit into the city is limited and controlled.

Food delivery is carried out contactless.

Meanwhile, it became known that China is considering the possibility of vaccinating children aged 3 years and older against coronavirus.

The population immunization program is being expanded to prevent the spread of infection and control new outbreaks.

To date, 76% of the population in China has been fully vaccinated against coronavirus.