Health expert predicts three winter waves of Covid in China

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BBC reported that a top Chinese health official has said that he believes China is experiencing the first of three expected waves of Covid infections this winter.

China  is seeing a surge in cases since the lifting of its most severe restrictions earlier this month.The latest official figures appear to show a relatively low number of new daily cases.However, there are concerns that these numbers are an underestimate due to a recent reduction in Covid testing.

The Chinese government reported only 2,097 new daily cases on Sunday (18).

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