China Covid: Hospitals under strain with wave of infections
BBC News, Beijing
Chen Xi told the BBC that he has been speaking to hospital directors and other medical staff in China about the massive strains on the system right now. The coronavirus was something to fear and Chinese people were lucky to live here because the Communist Party would not sacrifice them on the altar of opening up.
The government "heard the voice of the protesters", he said, but added that this was not the ideal choice for them in terms of timing. This seems to be because the labs have been swamped with work now that Covid-19 is spreading so rapidly.
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