Xi'an expected to clear all high, medium-risk areas on Jan 25
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XI'AN - The northwestern Chinese city of Xi'an is expected to clear all areas classified as high and medium-risk for COVID-19 on Jan 25, provided no special circumstances arise, a government official said on Saturday.
Zhang Fenghu, deputy secretary general of the Xi'an Municipal Government, told a press conference that the prediction was made after careful expert study and evaluation.
Should the prediction become a reality, the ancient city, home to the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, will resume regular prevention and control in most areas, Zhang said.
There are currently two medium-risk areas and one high-risk area in Xi'an.
As of 12 pm Saturday, the city had reported 2,053 confirmed local cases, with 1,667 recovered.
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