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Over the past week, long lines have formed outside fever clinics, calls have inundated China's emergency hotline, and businesses are preparing for new interruptions as a growing number of employees become sick.
These chaotic scenes unleashed by the Chinese regime’s abrupt reversal of its nearly three-year zero-COVID policy came as the virus raced through the population of 1.4 billion people, raising concerns that authorities were ill-prepared for the hasty reopening.
As of midnight on Dec. 12, Chinese authorities dropped the state-mandated app on mobile phones used to track people’s travel histories. The national app was for authorities to identify whether residents have visited COVID-risky areas during the past 14 days, although critics are concerned that it could be used for mass surveillance and clamping down on dissidents....