Alors que la réalité de cette ville chinoise où a démarré la pandémie a résisté au traitement médiatique, “Coronation”, le nouveau documentaire d’Ai Wei Wei, révèle une Chine où l’efficacité face à la crise se fait au prix d’une vaste déshumanisation. Avec la sinologue Marie Holzman.
Cost of program to be borne fully by central government
TOKYO — The Japanese government is considering offering free coronavirus vaccines nationwide to all residents who want it, Nikkei has learned. Those at high risk of developing severe symptoms, notably the elderly and health care workers, will receive first priority for vaccination, which will later be expanded to others. The full cost of immunization will be paid for from the national budget to ensure smooth mass vaccination.
– Nine incoming flights from eight countries will be allowed to land in the Chinese capital from Thursday
– Easing of restrictions imposed in late March over fears of imported cases
– Campuses across the country – from kindergarten to university – started a staggered reopening from Monday
– But the new academic year will begin online in Xinjiang after recent outbreak of case
– Months after Wuhan reported its last coronavirus infection, much of the city appears to have returned to normality
– But interviews with dozens of local residents show deep psychological scars and economic damage still lingers
La Chine renforcera davantage le contrôle des vols internationaux de passagers qui présentent un risque élevé de cas importés de COVID-19, a indiqué mardi le régulateur de l’aviation civile du pays.
