A subway staff member removes a poster for a Covid-19 health code used on entering the subway in Guangzhou on December 7 following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in the city. Photo: AFP
Opinion
Opinion
Macroscope
Why what comes after China abandons ‘zero-Covid’ policy is worryingly unclear
- Those with cursory knowledge of the predicament facing China have reason to be concerned
- The lack of a credible exit plan and the uncertain path of the virus make it hard to predict what China will look like after ‘zero Covid’
A subway staff member removes a poster for a Covid-19 health code used on entering the subway in Guangzhou on December 7 following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in the city. Photo: AFP
