China has struggled with its COVID-zero policy in recent months, as fresh eruptions develop across the nation and Omicron contingencies surface in its biggest cities.<\/p>\n
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Canada’s health diplomat called a claim that Omicron could be spread through mail “extraordinary.” China said a Beijing man was infected with Omicron after he treated a document sent from Canada. The country is now disinfecting international boxes and told citizens to order less overseas mail. <\/p>\n
On Monday, Canadian Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos responded to an accusation from China that the Omicron variant could have been elapsed to a Beijing man via forward from Canada, announcing it an “extraordinary view.”<\/p>\n
Earlier that day ,<\/a> the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention said a soldier had been infected with Omicron after control a 22 -page document sent from Canada. Beijing’s CDC added that the “possibility of contracting the virus through foreign entries cannot be ruled out.” The document, officials said, was referred on January 7 and received on January 11. <\/p>\n Duclos stopped short of denying the claim, saying he would first hear the advice of experts in Canada’s public health agency.<\/p>\n “I find this to be an extraordinary view, ” he told reporters when asked about Beijing’s investigation into the mailed container<\/a>. “But again, I am not an expert doctor or a biologist, and I will ask the right people to provide, to produce the privilege advice.”<\/p>\n China’s strict Covid-zero policy has been strained in recent months as it engagements fresh eruptions<\/a> coupled with locally-transmitted Omicron subjects in its biggest municipals<\/a>, and Xi Jinping’s government is taking no chances ahead of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Arbiter have instructed Chinese people to handle international forward outdoors and with gauntlets and fiat fewer overseas packages.<\/p>\n China Post also told its workers to fumigate international bundles and mandated that they get booster dose for COVID-1 9, AFP reported .~ ATAGEND<\/p>\n The World Health Organization<\/a> and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention<\/a> have long said that the risk of being infected with COVID-1 9 through once-contaminated surfaces like glass, stainless steel, wood, cloth, and plastic is low after several days.<\/p>\n Read the original commodity on Business Insider<\/a> <\/img><\/a>
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