China's capital, Beijing, began mass testing of more than 3 million people on Monday to find COVID-19 cases, and restricted residents in one part of the city to their homes.
Long lines formed in supermarkets in central Beijing. Shoppers snapped up rice, noodles, vegetables and other food items, while store workers hastily restocked some empty shelves. State media issued reports saying supplies remained plentiful despite the buying surge.Shoppers appeared concerned but not yet panicked. One woman, carrying two bags of vegetables, eggs and frozen dumplings, said she was buying a little more than usual.
A health worker takes swab sample on a child to be tested for COVID-19 at a swab collection site along a street in Beijing, China, April 25, 2022.Testing sites were set up overnight and in the early morning at residential complexes and office buildings around the district."I think Beijing should be fine," said Gao Haiyang as he waited in line for a COVID-19 test."Based on the previous response made by my community, if there's any emergency, I think supply can be guaranteed.
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