A staff member takes a swab sample from a woman for nucleic acid test in Huangpu District, east China’s Shanghai,Shanghai has set up fixed andmobile nucleic acid testing sites in areas such as residential communities, office spaces, business parks and in the vicinities of subway and other public transport stations in accordance with the epidemic situation.Photo:Xinhua
A staff member takes a swab sample from a woman for nucleic acid test in Huangpu District, east China’s Shanghai, May 8, 2022. Shanghai has set up fixed and mobile acid testing sites in areas such as residential communities, office spaces, business parks and in the vicinities of subway and other public transport stations in accordance with the epidemic situation
A staff member takes a swab sample from a woman for nucleic acid test in Huangpu District, east China’s Shanghai, May 8, 2022. Shanghai has set up fixed and mobile acid testing sites in areas such as residential communities, office spaces, business parks and in the vicinities of subway and other public transport stations in accordance with the epidemic situation.
The local meteorological bureau of Zhoushan, a city in East China’s Zhejiang Province announced on Sunday that the red sky that appeared in this area was caused by the refraction and scattering of light, most likely from ship lights in the port, local media reported
The rare phenomenon of a red sky that appeared in Zhoushan on Saturday, shown in the videos and photos taken by many local residents, became one of the top trending topics on China’s Twitter-like social media, Sina Weibo, attracting more than 150 million views as of Sunday night.
A staff member takes a swab sample from a woman for nucleic acid test in Huangpu District, east China’s Shanghai, May 8, 2022. Shanghai has set up fixed and mobile acid testing sites in areas such as residential communities, office spaces, business parks and in the vicinities of subway and other public transport stations in accordance with the epidemic situation.Photo:Xinhua
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