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- How emerging technologies helped tackle COVID-19 in China
To fight coronavirus, China actively leveraged digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, blockchain, and 5G
- Key milestones in the spread of the coronavirus pandemic
A coronavirus death is reported outside China for the first time - a man in his 40s from the Philippines February 5 - cruise ship in quarantine More than 3,600 passengers are quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan A large number of passengers test positive and the ship attracts global media attention
- 3 ways China is using drones to fight coronavirus
Learn how coronavirus pushed public health authorities and drone companies to develop new ways to keep people safe
- What we know about the Wuhan coronavirus | World Economic Forum
The spread of the Wuhan Coronavirus was a cause for concern among participants at this year's 50th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos
- How will COVID-19 affect Chinas Belt and Road Initiative?
As the ripple effects of the coronavirus pandemic are felt across the globe, the nature, pace and scope of China's Belt and Road Initiative will also be affected Here's how
- What are Chinas wet markets? | World Economic Forum
Health chiefs have called for their ban while Paul McCartney branded them 'medieval' But here's what many of us misunderstand about wet markets and their link to COVID-19
- This is how China moved to contain COVID-19 | World Economic Forum
But now, with the World Health Organization calling coronavirus a pandemic, its falling rate of new infections could make the country a case study on how to bring COVID-19 under control "China has done an incredible job at slowing the spread of the virus," explains David Aikman, Chief Representative Officer, World Economc Forum, China
- Coronavirus in China – insights on the impacts and opportunities for . . .
Coronavirus – this is how the world is responding China’s government becomes more transparent Social media, such as WeChat and Weibo, has played an important role in reflecting public opinion during the outbreak, prompting the Chinese government to respond and adjust policies accordingly
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