China Sees Moderate Rise in Covid-19 Cases, Large-Scale Outbreaks Unlikely

China Sees Moderate Rise in Covid-19 Cases, Large-Scale Outbreaks Unlikely

China Sees Moderate Rise in Covid-19 Cases, Large-Scale Outbreaks Unlikely - Compared with Hong Kong and Taiwan, the Chinese mainland has only suffered a moderate uptick in Covid-19 infections that does not indicate a return to peak levels or large-scale outbreaks

Rise in COVID-19 rate under control

The number of COVID-19 infections in China has been steadily rising since early April, but the overall spread of acute respiratory infectious diseases remains low and under control, according to official data and health experts.

The number of COVID-19 infections in China is on the rise again. The positive COVID-19 test rate in sentinel hospitals across the country has doubled in the past month. However, the authorities have not listed the epidemic data. Videos circulated online show that hospitals are overcrowded, and the public has confirmed that many people are infected with the COVID-19.