The Latest Breaking News from Guangzhou

Satellite imagery shows facilities are still intact nearly four months after end of Beijing’s draconian pandemic policy.

The crash, which was filmed and shared widely on social media, has sparked outrage with people accusing the man of deliberately targeting people in Guangzhou, China

Cities across China also scrambling to install hospital beds and build fever clinics amid a widening COVID-19 outbreak.

Health care centers from Guangzhou to Shijiazhuang and Beijing are slammed amid surging infections and severe shortages of medical workers

The remaining facilities will be upgraded and used primarily for treating Covid patients without severe symptoms, a local medical worker says

Police in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou have detained at least four people for more than a week after they attended protests against COVID-19 restrictions in late November, according to activists, family members and friends of the detained

Local authorities in Guangzhou announced that lockdowns would be lifted in seven districts of the southern city after demonstrations earlier this week

Southern China metropolis reopens shops and restaurants, resumes public transit and dismantles barriers around communities

Cities like Guangzhou, Chongqing and Beijing announced they would relax some COVID measures amid public frustration with lockdowns, isolation and mass testing.

China's top Covid official has softened his tone on the severity of the coronavirus and signaled a possible relaxing of the country's strict zero-tolerance approach to the virus, after nationwide protests calling for an end to lockdowns and greater political freedom. Anger over China's zero-Covid policy -- which involves mass…

Shanghai, Guangzhou, Zhengzhou and Chongqing have eased some pandemic restrictions following outrage at China's zero-COVID policies, as health authorities urge over 60s to get vaccinated.