Beihai starts massive nucleic acid test amid new COVID-19 case
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Source：en.gxzf.gov.cn
Beihai in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region reported one locally transmitted COVID-19 case on April 27.
The case's origin is currently unknown and the patient's travel histories are complicated, in which poses risks for community transmission. Therefore, Beihai announces on April 28 that the city would start a massive nucleic acid test citywide to effectively cut the transmission chain.
Web Editor：MXJ
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