Residents in Shanghai are struggling with food shortages amid a government-imposed lockdown to curb rising COVID-19 cases.

The city of roughly 25 million people was placed on lockdown on March 28, and since then, residents have said they’ve been having difficulty finding meat, rice, and other food supplies, according to ABC News.

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