World / Chinese President Xi Jinping warned zero Covid policy questions lockdown

Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned those questioning the country's zero-Covid policy amid rising cases of Kovid-19 and strict lockdown. According to CNN news channel, the meeting was held on Thursday under the chairmanship of Jinping. In this, the Supreme Politburo Standing Committee of the ruling Communist Party resolved to firmly adhere to the general policy of 'dynamic zero-covid' and to fight resolutely against any words and actions that negate the country's epidemic prevention policies. .

This is the first time Jinping has made such a public comment on China's fight against Kovid. "Our prevention and control strategy is determined by the nature and mission of the party. Our policies can stand the test of history, our measures are scientific and effective," local media quoted the seven-member committee as saying.

'Win the battle to defend Wuhan'

The committee said that we have won the battle to defend Wuhan and we will certainly be able to win the battle to defend Shanghai. The Standing Committee also asked the workers to have a thorough, complete and comprehensive understanding of the policies laid down by the central leadership of the party. In the past several weeks, residents of Shanghai have taken to social media for help amid a severe shortage of food and lack of access to medical care.

Hangzhou Asian Games postponed due to Kovid

It is known that due to the increasing cases of Kovid-19 in China, the Hangzhou Asian Games to be held from September 10 to 25 this year was postponed indefinitely on Friday. New dates will be announced in the near future. Indian players have given mixed reactions to this. Due to the ever-increasing cases of Kovid-19 in Shanghai, there was uncertainty about the organization of these games. There is a lockdown in Shanghai.