COVID-19 lockdown in China
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COVID-19 lockdown in China
Summary
COVID-19 lockdown in China is a ban[1]. It draws 552 Wikipedia views per month (ban category, ranking #206 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- COVID-19 lockdown in China is located in Hubei[3].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China is in the country of People's Republic of China[4].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's instance of is recorded as ban[5].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's instance of is recorded as quarantine[6].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's instance of is recorded as lockdown[7].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China is part of mainland China's response to the COVID-19 pandemic[8].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China is part of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown[9].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China began on January 23, 2020[10].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China ended on April 8, 2020[11].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China occurred on 2020[12].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 30.587222222222223, 'longitude': 114.28805555555556}[13].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's has cause is recorded as COVID-19 pandemic[14].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's has cause is recorded as COVID-19 pandemic in Hubei[15].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Hubei[16].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's significant person is recorded as Li Lanjuan[17].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject COVID-19[18].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's announcement date is recorded as January 23, 2020[19].
- COVID-19 lockdown in China's class of object is recorded as travel[20].
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When and Where
COVID-19 lockdown in China took place on 2020[12]. It began on January 23, 2020[10]. It ended on April 8, 2020[11]. It is in the country of People's Republic of China[4].
Context
Part of include mainland China's response to the COVID-19 pandemic[8], in People's Republic of China[21] and COVID-19 pandemic lockdown[9], a curfew[22]. Recorded instance of include ban[5], quarantine[6], and lockdown[7].
Why It Matters
COVID-19 lockdown in China draws 552 Wikipedia views per month (ban category, ranking #206 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[23] It is known by 28 alternative names across languages and contexts.[24]