Beijing runs large-scale COVID-19 testing despite high temperatures
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Beijing has upgraded its coronavirus emergency response from the third to the second level and authorities have been carrying out mass testings after new infections emerged last Thursday. /CFP
Beijing has upgraded its coronavirus emergency response from the third to the second level and authorities have been carrying out mass testings after new infections emerged last Thursday. /CFP
Temporary testing sites were set up in open areas throughout the city. /CFP
Temporary testing sites were set up in open areas throughout the city. /CFP
Residents lined up for nucleic acid testing under the guidance of community workers and medical staff. /CFP
Residents lined up for nucleic acid testing under the guidance of community workers and medical staff. /CFP
Workers at a testing site near Beijing Grand View Garden resorted to ice cubes to combat high temperatures, which reached 35 degrees Celsius. /CFP
Workers at a testing site near Beijing Grand View Garden resorted to ice cubes to combat high temperatures, which reached 35 degrees Celsius. /CFP
Beijing's daily testing capacity is now 400,000, a local official said at a press conference on June 17. /CFP
Beijing's daily testing capacity is now 400,000, a local official said at a press conference on June 17. /CFP