Handful of COVID Cases in Beijing – Pinggu Tourist Spot Closed

By Alistair Baker-Brian, November 1, 2022

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Yesterday, October 31, there were 21 new locally transmitted cases of COVID-19 in Beijing, as well as two asymptomatic cases. 

Of the new cases, only one was community transmission i.e. detected outside of quarantine observation. 

Recently, Beijing has faced a small number of daily local COVID cases. However, authorities have not yet introduced any new citywide anti-epidemic measures. 

Pinggu district – located in the east of Beijing – has recently reported its first ever cases of COVID-19 during the latest outbreak. 

READ MORE: THIS Beijing District Was SARS- & COVID-Free, And Then...  

The district’s famous Shilinxia Scenic Spot – which includes the notorious glass viewing platform – has announced temporary closure, as of yesterday, October 31. 


[Cover image via Weibo/@顶尖摄影师观赏]

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