Lockdown returns back in China

New Delhi, Oct 26: Lockdown has returned back in China as a city of 4 million population, Lanzhou the provincial capital of the Northwestern province Gansu has detected peaked number of COVID-19 cases at present. The development came after China reported 29 deaths due to Covid-19. Following this officials of  Lanzhou have restricted  the entry and exit of residents to the province. At the same time, transports and logistics have been strictly controlled and limited to essential supplies or medical treatment and other essential commodities.“All types of residential communities are to implement closed management,” authorities said in a statement. China has been re-imposing lockdowns across several parts of the country after over 100 cases of COVID-19 were reported in 11 provinces over the past, about a week. According to reports, the recent outbreak of  the Corona virus in China was reported on October 16, when a group of fully vaccinated senior citizens were tested positive for COVID-19 in China’s Shanghai who traveled in several northern regions. Among the 133 infections reported as of Sunday, 106 were linked to 13 tour groups, according to Mi, the NHC health official. The government imposed entry restrictions in Beijing, making it mandatory for travelers from COVID-19 affected areas to present a negative COVID-19 report and 14-days of quarantine.