sanya city has imposed a lockdown since saturday. tourists will be forced to stay for a week and can leave only after five clear covid tests. authorities say they will ask hotels to offer a 50% discount until restrictions are lifted. well, someone who is currently stuck in her hotel in sanya is marla anderson, an american who's based in shanghai — a city that's just come out of lockdown. she told us more about what is happening on the ground. we were in a resort area so we do not really know what is going on. we see people walking and standing in line but you do not really know because they do not really know because they do not really know because they do not really tell us what is really going on. and so, we hear that the government is trying to broker some sort of deal. it is one thing to be stuck in paradise another thing to have to pay for it. have they given you any indication if they will help with travel costs? , ., �* ~' costs? listen, i don't think so. costs? listen, i don't think so- they — costs? listen, i don't thi

sanya city has imposed a lockdown since saturday. tourists will be forced to stay for a week and can leave only after five clear covid tests. authorities say they will ask hotels to offer a 50% discount until restrictions are lifted. well, someone who is currently stuck in her hotel in sanya is marla anderson, an american who's based in shanghai, a city that's just come out of lockdown. she told us more about what is happening on the ground. i came, like, two weeks ago and it was open, and i was so happy. but when my friends from shanghai got here, it was the day after they got here, it was lockdown. we were like, oh, god, i can't believe it's happening again! we're in a resort area, so we don't really know what's going on. we've seen some people standing in line, but you don't really know because you they don't tell us what's really going on. we're hearing the government is trying to broker some sort of deal. it's one thing to be stuck in paradise, it's another to pay for it. so, have they given you any indication of help with trave

sanya city has imposed a lockdown since saturday. tourists will be forced to stay for a week and can leave only after five clear covid tests. authorities say they will ask hotels to offer a 50% discount until restrictions are lifted. well, someone who is currently stuck in her hotel in sanya is marla anderson, an american who's based in shanghai — a city that's just come out of lockdown. we are looking at the situation with the zero covert policy, and we are hoping that... i understand you have beenin hoping that... i understand you have been in shanghai under those rules, so i'm sorry you have to experience us again, but can you give us a sense of what is happening on the ground? sense of what is happening on the round? , .., sense of what is happening on the round? , .. ., sense of what is happening on the i round? , .., ., sense of what is happening on the round? , .. ., ., ., ground? listen, i came two weeks ago and it was open. _ ground? listen, i came two weeks ago and it was open, and _ ground? listen, i came two weeks ago a

an outbreak at the resort city of sanya has sparked a lockdown. the restrictions on sanya, which is on the southern hainan island and a popular surfing destination, come during the peak tourist season. all flights and trains have been cancelled, leaving more than 80,000 tourists stranded there. i've been speaking professor yanzhong huang who is a senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations and he says this lockdown is just part of china's lockdown strategy. if you look at how that policy is being pursued in china, basically by each locality with singledigit cases being banned, they are supposed to launch immediate factors stomach measures to keep the crisis in control. in sanya, it is no exception, that is part of the chinese policy response to covid—i9. chinese policy response to covid-19-_ chinese policy response to covid-19. ., ., ., covid-19. you say that, and i understand _ covid-19. you say that, and i understand that _ covid-19. you say that, and i understand that it _ covid-19. you say that, and i understand that

an outbreak at the resort city of sanya has sparked a lockdown. the restrictions on sanya, which is on the southern hainan island and a popular surfing destination, come during the peak tourist season. all flights and trains have been cancelled — leaving more than 80,000 tourists stranded there. let's speak now to professor yanzhong huang who is a senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations. it's great to get you on the programme. ijust want it's great to get you on the programme. i just want to start by asking, locking down over a few hundred cases — something that in other parts of the world would be unthinkable at this point — given we are all living with covid — do you see this as a temporary measure — or a wider, more stringent lockdown in this area to come? well, if you look at the house that policy that has been pursued in china, basically for each locality where even single digit cases, they are supposed to lunch immediate and effective measures in order to nip the crisis in the bud. in that sense, the loc

more than 80,000 tourists have been left stranded in the popular chinese resort city of sanya. a new coronavirus outbreak has triggered a lockdown and flights have been cancelled. the tourists will be forced to stay for a week, and can leave only after 5 clear covid tests. sanya, on the southern island of hainan, is known as china's hawaii for its sandy beaches and forests. joining me now is our asia business reporter monica miller. this zero covid policy continues. now holidaymakers are stuck. continues. now holidaymakers are stuck-— are stuck. indeed, as you 'ust mentioned i are stuck. indeed, as you 'ust mentioned they i are stuck. indeed, as you 'ust mentioned they have * are stuck. indeed, as you 'ust mentioned they have not b are stuck. indeed, as you just| mentioned they have not been able to leave there's been no transportation in or out of the islands. these are for domestic travellers. china has not issued any travel visas for international travellers in some time. there are limited places that many people can go. this is one of the islands, as you said, it is the i

authorities cancelled all flights and trains from sanya, known as "china's hawaii", on saturday. a landmark bill which includes billions of dollars to fight climate change has been approved by the us senate. the legislation passed after a marathon session during which republicans attempted to further stall its passage. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. see what they are focusing on on their front pages. with me are the parliamentary journalist tony grew and the journalist and broadcaster, caroline frost. good evening to you both. let's have a look at some of the front pages before we discuss them. the cost of living crisis — and what politicians have been saying about it — dominates the front pages again. the times leads on a poll of voters, warning the tory leadership candidates to tackle rising prices before cutting taxes. the mirror splashes on a call by the former prime minister gordon brown for urgent action to deal with the rising cost of living. and the ft says that liz truss — currently the favourite over rishi suna

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