À Shanghai, un confinement en deux temps face à la flambée du Covid-19

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À Shanghai, un confinement en deux temps face à la flambée du Covid-19

Pour éviter un confinement total face à un rebond de l'épidémie de Covid-19, Shanghai va être divisée en deux parties qui seront soumises tour à tour à cinq jours de confinement, a annoncé dimanche le gouvernement de la plus grande ville de Chine.

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