随着中国首都与更多封锁作斗争，北京几乎停滞不前
- More and more apartment compounds in Beijing on Friday forbade residents from leaving for at least a few days.
- “You constantly hear of someone going into lockdown and you have this constant feeling that you’re going to be next,” Joerg Wuttke, president of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, said Friday.
- It was not clear how many people were affected at a city level, and to what degree stay-in-place measures were being enforced.
