Shanghai, China - May 2-3, 2022 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of recovered patients leaving hospital, boarding coach
2. Traffic
3. Various of medical workers at work
4. Various of medical workers helping residents at testing site
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Na, head nurse, Jinyang Community Health Service Center in Pudong New Area, Shanghai (partially overlaid with shots 6-7):
"We're all working together as one in a race against time and against the virus. We are confident and capable of winning the battle against the epidemic. We believe that only through joint efforts can we safeguard Shanghai and make it a warm home for everyone."
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6. Various of medical workers sorting testing tubes
7. Various of residents having samples taken for COVID-19 testing
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8. Various of residents lining up for nucleic acid test
9. Testing tubes
10. Aerial shot of community buildings, road
11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Shen Bo, deputy head, People's Hospital of Wuhan University, leader of third Hubei Medical Team to aid Shanghai (partially overlaid with shots 12-13):
"We actively signed up to come to Shanghai and fight side by side with our counterparts here. We are grateful for the support Shanghai lent to Wuhan back in 2020. In the meantime, we also hope that with our joint efforts, Shanghai will win the battle against the virus."
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12. Medical workers walking in temporary hospital
13. Medical workers talking with patient
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14. Skyscrapers
15. Various of traffic, deliverymen

Shanghai marked a key milestone in epidemic prevention and control as two thirds of the infected people have been discharged from hospital, as the city worst hit by the latest COVID-19 wave remains on high alert and adheres to the dynamic zero-COVID policy.

A total of 3,981 local symptomatic COVID-19 patients were discharged from hospital after recovery, while another 27,121 asymptomatic infections released from medical observation.

So far, nearly two thirds of Shanghai's confirmed cases have been discharged from hospital.

At present, more than 10,000 medical personnel are stationed in designated hospitals and temporary hospitals and more than 300,000 Party members are working in communities in the joint fight against the epidemic.

"We're all working together as one in a race against time and against the virus. We are confident and capable of winning the battle against the epidemic. We believe that only through joint efforts can we safeguard Shanghai and make it a warm home for everyone," said Wang Na, head nurse with Jinyang Community Health Service Center in Pudong New Area, Shanghai.

"We actively signed up to come to Shanghai and fight side by side with our counterparts here. We are grateful for the support Shanghai lent to Wuhan back in 2020. In the meantime, we also hope that with our joint efforts, Shanghai will win the battle against the virus," said Shen Bo, deputy head of People's Hospital of Wuhan University, leader of the third Hubei Medical Team to aid Shanghai.

At present, Shanghai is still at a critical stage of epidemic prevention and control. Adhering to the dynamic zero-COVID policy, Shanghai is pushing for a series of prevention and control measures to be put in place to firmly and thoroughly cut the transmission trains of the virus.