34 New Cases, Red Codes Turn Green – What Does It Mean?

By Ned Kelly, October 10, 2022

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Shanghai Health Commission reported a total of 3 locally transmitted COVID-19 cases and 31 local asymptomatic cases this morning, Monday, October 10.

Of the 34 new cases reported, 32 tested positive during central quarantine, while 2 tested positive during regular screening.

Two community cases...

The first community case, locally transmitted, was a returnee to Shanghai from another province, and is reported to be showing light symptoms. The 27-year-old female lives on Lane 364, Maotai Lu, Changning District, which has now been designated a medium-risk area.

The second community case is also locally transmitted and reported to be showing light symptoms. The 12-year-old male lives on Lane 333, Dongchuan Lu, Minhang District, which has now also been designated a medium-risk area.

As with yesterday, the latest cases seem to be veritable wallflowers compared to the party animals that unleashed red code havoc across the city last week.

READ MORE: 23 New Cases in Shanghai, Red Codes & Green Fences

That said, it seems the 12-year-old did visit a trampoline park that has now been designated medium-risk – bad news for all Minhang-based bouncers.

Red codes turn green...

This morning, as if by magic, red codes across the city suddenly returned to a verdant, healthy, glowing green.

So what does it mean?

Those doing seven days home quarantine have been told they must still complete it, ditto those in central quarantine.

IMPORTANT: If you are unsure of your status, check with in with your building management, your neighborhood committee, your district and the CDC before you make any false moves.

Yesterday we published a little recap of the health code color rules – click the link below to read that...

READ MORE: Red Code Regulations

Minhang, Putuo & Changning close cultural venues...

All live music and dance performance venues, KTVs, internet cafes, gaming rooms and escape rooms in Minhang, Putuo and Changning districts have been ordered to close temporarily, as well as some cinemas and theaters.

Oh, and cosplay venues. Cosplay is also banned. The angels wept...

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New cases by district...

The 2 local cases that tested positive outside central quarantine were in the following areas:

  • 1 in Changning

  • 1 in Minhang

The 1 local case that tested positive during central quarantine was in the following area:

  • 1 in Pudong

The 31 asymptomatic cases that tested positive during central quarantine were in the following areas:

  • 7 in Changning

  • 6 in Huangpu

  • 5 in Minhang

  • 3 in Yangpu

  • 2 in Jing'an

  • 2 in Pudong

  • 2 in Qingpu

  • 2 in Xuhui

  • 1 in Baoshan

  • 1 in Putuo

China COVID hot spots...

Looking to get out of Shanghai? We wouldn't blame you.

Below is a list of places that reported 10 or more COVID-19 cases yesterday – locally transmitted and asymptomatic combined – that you may wish to avoid:

  • 678 Inner Mongolia

  • 446 Xinjiang

  • 94 Sichuan

  • 77 Yunnan

  • 68 Gansu

  • 56 Henan

  • 55 Guangdong

  • 53 Ningxia

  • 48 Hubei

  • 41 Anhui

  • 39 Shanxi

  • 34 Shanghai

  • 30 Liaoning

  • 28 Tibet

  • 27 Chongqing

  • 26 Shaanxi

  • 22 Hunan

  • 20 Hebei

  • 19 Jiangsu

  • 16 Beijing

  • 14 Zhejiang

  • 13 Shandong

We hope that helps you make good your escape!

Looking for travel options?

Here are four great travel options that it's not too late to book:

READ MORE: 4 Amazing Trips to Take Around China This Fall


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