China-Coronavirus/Sanya

Shotlist

Sanya City, Hainan Province, south China – Aug 2022 (CCTV – No access Chinese mainland)
1. Aerial shots of cityscape, river
2. Various of people waiting in line for nucleic acid testing
3. Various of people taking nucleic acid testing
4. Test tubes
5. Various of people standing in line for nucleic acid testing; security personnel keeping order
6. Various of health care worker collecting samples
7. Test tubes
8. People at nucleic acid testing site
9. Sign of nucleic acid sampling
10. Signs reminding people to keep 1-meter social distance
11. Tourists waiting in line for nucleic acid testing; health care workers
12. Various of people waiting in line to get nucleic acid testing results on self-service machines; health care workers

Sanya City, Hainan Province, south China – Recent (CCTV – No access Chinese mainland)
13. Tourists with luggage
14. Various of man scanning, showing travel code
15. Man filling in personal information
16. Health code, travel code pasted at counter

Storyline

Sanya City, a famous tourist resort in south China’s tropical island province of Hainan, reported 48 new locally transmitted COVID-19 cases between midnight Wednesday and 12:00 Thursday, according to the city’s headquarters of COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control.

In addition, there was one asymptomatic infection re-categorized as a confirmed case in the city between 0:00 and 12:00 on Thursday.

A total of 72 confirmed cases and one asymptomatic infection were recorded during the current COVID-19 resurgence in the coastal city from 0:00 on Monday to 12:00 on Thursday.

Starting from 0:00 on Thursday, lockdown measures have been imposed upon parts of Sanya. Specifically, areas in Sanya except the Haitang Bay, the Yalong Bay, and the Yucai Ecological Zone have entered the state of regional management and control.

People are required to hold a negative result of nucleic acid testing valid for 24 hours or nucleic acid sampling records on the day prior to entry into enterprises and public institutions, public venues, residential communities, and etc.