China’s National Health Commission, which for the past three years or so has published daily COVID-19 case figures for the country, said it will no longer release such data. | Reuters
FILE PHOTO: People wearing personal protective equipment stand outside a funeral home, as coronavirus disease outbreak continues, in Shanghai, China December 24, 2022. REUTERS/Staff
BEIJING — China’s National Health Commission, which for the past three years or so has published daily COVID-19 case figures for the country, said it will no longer release such data from Sunday. “Relevant COVID information will be published by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention for reference and research,” the NHC said in a statement, without specifying the reasons for the change or how frequently China CDC will update COVID information.
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