Many factories in China’s technology hub of Shenzhen are managing to run at or near full capacity while adhering to China’s rigid “dynamic zero” Covid-19 policy, offering a glimpse at how the country’s vast manufacturing machine keeps humming under the world’s strictest quarantine regime.
At BST Computer Accessory, a smartphone charging cable manufacturer in the city’s northwestern industrial district of Guangming, all 300 of its workers were kept busy on an early May workday. It was just a few weeks after Shenzhen imposed a
citywide lockdown in March to battle a fresh outbreak in the city amid a much larger surge just across the border in Hong Kong.