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CHINA HAS ORDERED a lockdown of the nine million residents of the north-eastern city of Changchun amid a new spike in Covid-19 cases.
Residents are required to remain home, with one family member permitted to venture out to buy food and other necessities every two days.
All residents must undergo three rounds of mass testing, while non-essential businesses have been closed and transport links suspended.
China reported another 397 cases of local transmission nationwide on Friday, 98 of them in Jilin province that surrounds Changchun, a centre of the country’s auto industry.
In the entire province, cases have exceeded 1,100 since the latest outbreak first struck late last week.
Just two cases were reported within Changchun itself on Friday, bringing its total to 78 in recent days. Authorities have repeatedly pledged to lock down any community where one or more cases are found under China’s “zero tolerance” approach to the pandemic.
Another 93 cases were confirmed in the nearby city of Jilin that bears the same name as the surrounding province. Authorities have already ordered a partial lockdown in the city and severed travel links with other cities.
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Great idea! Good luck Ciara and Theya Lingerie
Fair play
Brest of luck
They are absolutely gorgeous, and they look supportive , with soft lines, I have been looking up , some surgical bra’s in case i need them, and there’s nothing like this lovely range.
But the name is a complete rip off from Don O Neills huge label THEIA, someone is trying to align themselves with his brand if u ask me, the neck of some people
Theia Couture is dresses, not lingerie. There’s also a lingerie brand called Freya. Some words sound the same, that’s unfortunately how language works sometimes. Back in your box.
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Best of luck, Ciara.
The company was originally called “Isis Rose” but had to change it (for what should probably be pretty self-evident reasons), there was an article on The Journal a few months ago about it, so at the very least for your “rip-off” point, she’d have had to have chosen “Theya” from the outset…
(Replying to Jason below but I should really have my glasses on…)
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