China's capital city races to control a new outbreak of Covid19 with almost 100 cases linked to a single wholesale food market
A resident waits for a delivery he ordered online inside the Yilanyuan residential area which is under lockdown after a Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak at the nearby closed Xinfadi market in Beijing on June 14, 2020.
Health officials reported 49 new coronavirus cases nationwide on Monday, including 36 more in Beijing where a cluster linked to the Xinfadi market has fuelled fears of a second wave of infections. As a result, that market had been closed and nearby schools would be shut, while people living in 10 housing estates around it would be forbidden from leaving their homes, he said.
AFP reporters saw dozens of people queuing up to be tested at one local stadium on Monday morning, which was heavily guarded by people in hazmat suits.
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