Shanghai reports first COVID deaths during three-week lockdown

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Shanghai reported its first COVID-19 deaths Monday since entering a strict lockdown late last month as it grapples with a surge of cases.

All three people who died were unvaccinated, between the ages of 89 and 91, and had underlying health conditions, Chinese officials said. But some experts in the West remain skeptical of China‘s COVID-19 figures.

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