Near 4,000 workers at a Shanxi market receive nucleic acid tests(1/3)

Staff of the Wulongkou seafood wholesale market line up for COVID-19 throat swab testing in Taiyuan City, northwest China’s Shanxi Province, June 15, 2020. After the novel coronavirus was reported in Beijing’s Xinfadi wholesale market, many wholesale markets across China have conducted virus detection and nucleic acid tests for staff members. At the Wulongkou market, about 4,000 workers have received nucleic acid tests by Monday. (Photo: China News Service/Wei Liang)

Medical workers conduct COVID-19 throat swab testing for staff of the Wulongkou seafood wholesale market in Taiyuan City, China’s Shanxi Province, June 15, 2020. After the novel coronavirus was reported in Beijing’s Xinfadi wholesale market, many wholesale markets across China have conducted virus detection and nucleic acid tests for staff members. At the Wulongkou market, about 4,000 workers have received nucleic acid tests by Monday. (Photo: China News Service/Wei Liang)

Staff of the Wulongkou seafood wholesale market register for COVID-19 throat swab testing in Taiyuan City, China’s Shanxi Province, June 15, 2020. After the novel coronavirus was reported in Beijing’s Xinfadi wholesale market, many wholesale markets across China have conducted virus detection and nucleic acid tests for staff members. At the Wulongkou market, about 4,000 workers have received nucleic acid tests by Monday. (Photo: China News Service/Wei Liang)