China to Ease 'Zero-COVID' Restrictions Amid Nationwide Protests
According to NBC News, state-run news agency Xinhua reported that Sun Chunlan, the vice premier in charge of pandemic response said the nation was facing , “a new situation and new tasks in epidemic prevention and control”.
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