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Xinhua News Agency reported. Despite the spike in infections, China has recorded no new COVID-19 deaths since March 20th, when two were added for a total 4,638.

China's vaccination rate is above 87 per cent — although significantly lower among seniors — and omicron is known to be more infectious while the illness it brings on is typically more mild than with the earlier delta variant.

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