·August 7, 2022

Sudden lockdown traps 80,000 tourists in China’s ‘Hawaii’

Sanya’s lockdown has been triggered by a COVID-19 outbreak and was declared a day after 263 new positive coronavirus cases were confirmed

Sudden lockdown traps 80,000 tourists in China’s ‘Hawaii’
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