Cover Story: The Covid-Fighting Struggle of China’s Nursing Homes

By Jiang Moting, Fan Qiaojia, Bao Zhiming, Tang Jiayan, Wu Danping and Denise Jia

2022年05月30日 06:55

Living Shanghai resident in a body bag symbolizes deep-seated failures of the country’s nascent system of caring for a burgeoning elderly population

: According to United Nations estimates, nearly one in four Chinese people will be more than 65 years old by 2045.

The last time Lin Shu saw his grandmother was in a video his uncle shared with the family WeChat group April 18. In the video, the 93-year-old woman lies in a nursing home bed with an oxygen tube in her nose.

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版面编辑：喻竹杨洋

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