One of the bigger stories that I'm seeing across the world is what's still

continuing to happen in China. So we saw in Beijing a lockdown now and this was

in Shanghai. So the Shanghai lockdown was the first one we saw a high rise of

people screaming because they were trapped in there. People being tested and

protesting too which was very rare for China. Mass protests, mass testing. We also

saw people fighting for food because the the supermarkets were running law

and food because this is the major container port for shipping and for

industry. So the food was having a problem getting there. Quarantine centers,

they were separating kids. You probably see that from the video there. That was

all happening in Shanghai. It's been going on for really over a month now and that

is now spilling over into Beijing. So this is what the headlines have been showing

over this past week. When word was coming that Beijing may lock down. We saw

this New York Times Shanghai's food crisis prompt residents in Beijing to

stockpile supplies. So Beijing is comprised. It's it's China's capital city. So

a lot of their governance politics are headquartered there and it has 16

districts. So of those 16 districts there's about 12 of them right now that are

that are on a mile lockdown with mandatory testing. So this was the headline and

we saw this same ramp up in Shanghai. So they're now testing in Beijing 20

million residents. So Beijing expands COVID mass testing to nearly 20 million

residents as it races to avoid Shanghai style lockdown. So as we speak these

Beijing residents living and working in 12 of these 16 districts have been

ordered to take three consecutive nucleic acid tests that started Tuesday,

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