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Outbreak in Tianjin: China’s first local transmission of Omi Kejon, most of the infected are students-BBC News

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Tianjin University conducted a nucleic acid test in the early morning of January 9.

The first batch of indigenous cases of Omicron in mainland China occurred in Tianjin. Local disease control officials said that the case has been transmitted for at least three generations, and there may be community transmission.

This round of Tianjin’s epidemic first occurred in the early morning of Saturday (January 8) with two confirmed cases of infection among the active patients. The local government screened key populations throughout the day on Saturday. As of 9pm that day, another 18 confirmed cases of the new crown virus were found among close contacts.

Tianjin is close to Beijing, the capital of China. In less than a month, Beijing will host the Winter Olympics. At the same time, China will usher in the Spring Festival, the most important festival of the year.

This winter, China is facing pressure from the rebound of the new crown epidemic. Henan’s daily increase in new cases reached double digits, and Shaanxi’s newly diagnosed cases once reached three digits. Although the number of cases is small compared to the 1 million confirmed daily in the United States , But under China’s “zero clearing” policy, some cities have been closed, and the people are facing inconvenience or troubles in life.

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