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America’s largest supermarket chain Kroger has announced it will start imposing limits on the number of shoppers permitted inside its nationwide stores at any given time, to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus. Listen as hosts Tony Reid and Li Ningjing discuss more details about this new regulation.

America’s largest supermarket chain Kroger has announced it will start imposing limits on the number of shoppers permitted inside its nationwide stores at any given time, to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus. Listen as hosts Tony Reid and Li Ningjing discuss more details about this new regulation.

Many people may recently found that working from home is not as enjoyable as they have imagined. The coronavirus pandemic has forced most of us to quickly relocate our work space into our homes. How do we liven up our space and create a conducive work environment? Check out Studio plus to learn more.

The last two months have been an exceptionally difficult time for many people, as COVID-19 ravages and tests both China and the rest of the world. In the country's hardest-hit city of Wuhan, the sudden outbreak turned the whole world and life upside down for its nine million residents. What did they experience? How did they move beyond fear in the face of coronavirus panic? How did they bring out the best of who they are? And what did they do to reverse the momentum of the spread of the virus?

 

Huang Yue, who has been reporting from Wuhan since the peak of the outbreak, tells us her story mixed with fear, courage, resilience and sacrifice, in this special program My 50 Days in Wuhan.

Spring is usually the time of year to be outdoors to enjoy the colors of nature. But the COVID-19 pandemic has made things rather different this year in China even though some scenic spots have reopened. Let’s find out how people are enjoying the flowers this year with Liu Min and Li Ningjing.

Spring is usually the time of year to be outdoors to enjoy the colors of nature. But the COVID-19 pandemic has made things rather different this year in China even though some scenic spots have reopened. Let’s find out how people are enjoying the flowers this year with Liu Min and Li Ningjing.

As the world is hit by the coronavirus, small cities can be especially vulnerable in terms of crisis management.

Let’s join Tony Reid in a story about how a highly responsive information sharing system helps a small city in Hubei province, that was once out of medical supplies, finally manage the fight against the epidemic.

Feeling bored in lockdown? Harry Potter comes to the rescue. What is it about? Find it out with Li Ningjing and Li Min.

China is scaling up screening of asymptomatic cases and expanding testing to close contacts of infected patients in an effort to prevent a possible domestic rebound of the outbreak. Why is this essential to curbing transmission? Hear more on Studio Plus.

International megacities such as Beijing and Shanghai are at the forefront of curbing imported COVID-19 cases. Translators have taken part in the fight against the virus since the early stages of the outbreak. Hear more on Studio Plus.