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China reports no new or unusual pathogens in recent child pneumonia spike China has informed the WHO that no new or atypical pathogens are behind the recent increase in pneumonia cases among children in the north

Following the WHO's request for more information since observing this trend from mid-October 2023, China confirmed there's merely a surge in known respiratory infections, without exceeding hospital capacities.

24 November 2023 · 03:55 UTC

The WHO, which is maintaining communication with Chinese authorities, advises standard precautions for respiratory diseases, such as vaccinations and mask-wearing where necessary but has not recommended special measures for travelers to China.

As the fourth anniversary of the initial COVID-19 outbreak approaches, debates on the virus's origins continue, with past criticisms of China's transparency in the pandemic still lingering.