News: Shanghai is in Lock Down for...
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (139933)
Philippines
April 28, 2022 7:51pm CST
...more than a month now and even the other provinces in China. They claimed that the local government is aiming for zero cases. Most of my students who live in this place are whining about being locked down. In my book, it is better to be controlled than to spread the Omicron virus again and again. It was done in my city a couple of times and seems effective. At present, we are still flagged down as alert level 1.
Are your world still in this situation?
How do you keep your mental health healthy?
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@everwonderwhy (7347)
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1 May 22
I've seen from trustworthy independent network from the Internet about heavy lockdowns, isolation still happening in China.
Fear is the deadliest of all. In the past 2 years, Scientific data, 99.98 percent survival and recovery from Covid has proven factual. So, there's actually nothing to fear.
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@Shavkat (139933)
• Philippines
4 May 22
@everwonderwhy I agree. I sometimes blame the origin of it.
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@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
29 Apr 22
I was surprised that China is back like it was when this pandemic started. I thought they got rid of it last year but it seemed that some of the new variants were able to slip and have gotten worse again. I think we are in a better situation right now despite the political sorties going on the cases remain under control.
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@divalounger (6117)
• United States
29 Apr 22
I am not sure that zero-covid is going to work. And I feel badly for those locked down. As long as flights are going in an d out of China, zero-Covid will be unattainable I think
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@divalounger (6117)
• United States
29 Apr 22
@Shavkat They are determined--it is unfortunate and I fear that many will suffer as a result.
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@Shavkat (139933)
• Philippines
30 Apr 22
@divalounger I assumed that most of them are suffering from mental health problems.
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@db20747 (43440)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
13 May 22
This is a good way to get to zero cases. Allowing at least one person from every household to go out for essential items like food and keeping social distance and preventing gathering of crowds and wearing mask in public is a good way to get those numbers down.
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@averygirl72 (37845)
• Philippines
29 Apr 22
I think I came across this news too. I think I want I still want a strict lockdown. Have more patient and make sure it's zero cases before we live happily the way we use to be
@Naprilian (19)
• Jakarta, Indonesia
29 Apr 22
sometimes I think maybe they will die because they starving before the virus hits them, but absolutely I really hope there isn't a single case like that, it would be terrible.
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