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A medical worker wearing protective gear prepares swabs at a coronavirus test site in Xichen District in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
A medical worker wearing protective gear prepares swabs at a coronavirus test site in Xichen District in Beijing [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
A man uses a smartphone to record residents getting a throat swab at a mass coronavirus test site in Xichen District in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing.
A man uses a smartphone to record residents getting a throat swab at a mass coronavirus test site in Xichen District. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
People wearing face masks to help protect from the coronavirus line up to get a throat swab at a coronavirus test site setup near a commercial office complex in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing.
People line up to get a throat swab at a coronavirus test site setup near a commercial office complex in Beijing. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
People line up to get a throat swab at a coronavirus test site near a commercial office complex in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
People line up to get a throat swab at a coronavirus test site. A cluster of COVID-19 cases in Beijing has prompted authorities to test millions. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
People wearing face masks to help protect from the coronavirus line up to get a throat swab at a coronavirus test site setup near a commercial office complex in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
At least six Beijing neighbourhoods have been targeted for lockdowns. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
A man wearing a face mask to help protect from the coronavirus walks by a security guard holding a health code notice at an entrance gate to a park in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Hong Kong has already suspended many overseas flights and requires arrivals be quarantined, similar to mainland China's "zero-tolerance" approach to the virus that has placed millions under lockdowns and mandates mask wearing, rigorous case tracing and mass testing. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
A security guard holds a health code notice at an entrance gate to a park in Beijing. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
A worker wearing a face mask to help protect from the coronavirus carries characters reading "Happiness" for an installation for the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year on a pedestrian bridge in Beijing, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
A worker carries characters reading "Happiness" for an installation for the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
A volunteer sits on duty at a junction into the Winter Olympics Village where athletes are expected to stay in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Beijing residents are coping with strict local lockdowns and COVID-19 testing requirements as the Chinese capital seeks to prevent a major coronavirus outbreak ahead of the opening of the Winter Olympics in less than two weeks. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
A volunteer sits on duty at a junction in the Winter Olympics Village. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
A guard stands near an entrance into the Winter Olympics Village where athletes are expected to stay in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Beijing residents are coping with strict local lockdowns and COVID-19 testing requirements as the Chinese capital seeks to prevent a major coronavirus outbreak ahead of the opening of the Winter Olympics in less than two weeks. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
A guard stands near an entrance into the Winter Olympics Village. More than 3,000 people have arrived for the Games since January 4, including more than 300 athletes and team officials, plus media and other participants. [Andy Wong/AP Photo]
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