As WHO Rings COVID Zero Alarm, Study Says China Vaccination 'Insufficient'
52 Million Over 60 Still Unjabbed
Executive Summary
The WHO calls the "COVID Zero" containment policy that Beijing is doubling down on "unsustainable," while a new study has shed light on the potential cost of moving away from cutting transmissions to mitigating disease.
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