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Anti-COVID measures key to halting spread
2022-03-21
Authorities urged over the weekend rigorous implementation of disease control measures to rein in the recent wave of locally transmitted COVID-19 cases on the Chinese mainland.
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Qingdao WCNA tightens COVID measures for safe transport
2022-03-15
Stricter control and prevention measures have been introduced to fight COVID-19 in the transport sector in Qingdao West Coast New Area (WCNA).
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China takes strict, swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections
2022-03-14
China is taking strict and swift measures to stem new COVID-19 infections that have emerged in multiple regions recently.
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Infections from school in Qingdao tracked down
2022-03-08
Continuing efforts are being made in Qingdao, Shandong province, to curb the latest outbreak of COVID-19, as more confirmed and asymptomatic cases from a cluster centered at a middle school have been reported.
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Lessons put online amid virus surge
2022-03-08
Measures to minimize disruptions to schooling have been rolled out in Qingdao, Shandong province, after a COVID-19 outbreak hit a local middle school late last week, resulting in the infection of teachers and students.
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Qingdao middle school outbreak sees 118 infected
2022-03-07
Qingdao, a coastal city in Shandong province, is on high alert due to a COVID-19 outbreak involving middle school students after Laixi, a county-level city under its jurisdiction, reported 118 cases by Sunday afternoon.
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Qingdao goes into high alert after 91 new cases reported
2022-03-06
Qingdao, Shandong province, is on high alert against the latest outbreak of COVID-19 cases involving middle school students after its county-level city Laixi reported a total of 91 cases by the end of Saturday.
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Qingdao West Coast New Area sets example for elderly care
2022-03-03
According to a notice posted on the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China's official website, Qingdao West Coast New Area (WCNA) was recently added to a list of 17 demonstration areas for intelligent and healthy elderly care in China.
