Since December 2022, there have also been reports of several new strains spreading in China.
The Chinese government has said that 90% of the people living in Hunan, which has the third most people in the country, have the Corona virus.
Officials made this information public at a time when there are scary reports that several new types of corona are spreading in China.
In late November and early December 2022, there were reports of a large-scale corona outbreak in China. It was thought that 25 million people could get corona in a month.
Now, a government official in the Chinese province of Hunan has said that 90% of the province’s people have the Corona virus.
An official in the Chinese province of Hunan says that the corona virus has spread to 88.5 million people in the province.
The official said that last month, in December, hospitals and clinics in Hunan were full of people with fever and other symptoms of corona.
During the press conference, the official did not say how long the virus had been in the 88.5 million people, but he did say that 90% of the province’s population had been infected.
He also didn’t say anything about the deaths in the province that had been caused by Corona.
Earlier, after corona cases were reported in China in December, the U.S., Britain, Canada, Australia, and South Korea said they would test passengers coming from China for corona and put them in quarantine if they got a positive report.
The Chinese government was also upset when other countries, including the United States, said they would do corona tests on passengers.
He also didn’t say anything about the deaths in the province that had been caused by Corona.
Earlier, after corona cases were reported in China in December, the U.S., Britain, Canada, Australia, and South Korea said they would test passengers coming from China for corona and put them in quarantine if they got a positive report.
The Chinese government was also upset when other countries, including the United States, said they would do corona tests on passengers.
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