China records another infection COVID-19 highest daily. The increase in COVID-19 infections was dominated by cases from Yunnan province, which borders Myanmar.
Quoted from Channel News Asia, China recorded 65 new cases of COVID-19 as of Monday (7/19/2021). Compared to the previous 31 days, China’s National Health Commission assessed that the current increase in COVID-19 cases was the highest since January 30 when 92 new cases of COVID-19 were reported.
Most of China’s new cases as of July 19 were imported. It was Yunnan who reported 41 new cases, coming from Chinese nationals who had just returned from Myanmar.
The surge in COVID-19 cases in Yunnan that has now started on July 4, Corona cases dominate in two small towns on the Chinese border with Myanmar, namely Ruili and Longchuan, a sharp increase in infections COVID-19 been there since June.
Ruili, who is battling the outbreak or the fourth wave of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, reported seven new cases of local transmission on July 19, while Longchuan reported one case of COVID-19.
Ruili is a major overland transit point for Yunnan, which has a 4,000 km border with Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.
Delta variant finding
The COVID-19 outbreak in Yunnan also reported a second Corona case in China who was exposed to the Delta variant of COVID-19, the highly contagious variant. It follows a small outbreak that previously occurred in Guangdong province in May to June.
China recorded 19 asymptomatic cases of the coronavirus on July 19, compared to 17 the day before. However, China does not count asymptomatic infections as officially confirmed cases. Total cases COVID-19 China has now reached 92,342 cases, with deaths unchanged at 4,636.
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