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Authorities in Xi'an, China, placed 13 million residents under strict lockdown following 250 confirmed coronavirus cases. The government's zero-tolerance policy requires mass PCR testing and restricts households to sending one person out every two days for necessities.
A technical failure in the digital health code system in Xi'an, China, prevented residents from accessing work and public spaces during a strict lockdown of 10 million people. The glitch created a paradox where technicians could not travel to fix the system because they lacked the necessary digital clearance.
