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As of midnight Sunday, China's finance authorities have allocated 47 billion yuan (about .8 billion) for the coronavirus prevention and control work, according to China's Ministry of Finance.

As of Monday, 3,869 people from Wuhan, the city hardest-hit by the pandemic in China, had died from the highly contagious virus and 50,340 local cases of COVID-19 had been confirmed. The number of deaths in Wuhan from the disease account for more than 83 percent of the national total.

As of 10 am Sunday, 88 people had died and 17 people were missing in Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing and Guizhou. Some 388,000 people have been relocated and 173,000 people are in need of living assistance; 17,000 buildings collapsed and 82,000 were damaged to a certain extent; 428,700 hectares of crops were harmed and 59,100 hectares were lost. Total direct economic losses are estimated to be 20.13 billion yuan.To combat and minimize collateral damage, State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, the China National Commission for Disaster Reduction and Ministry of Emergency Management have worked together to assign five emergency teams to five separate provinces, all of which are responsible for assisting and guiding local authorities in work, including rescue operations and disaster prevention.From 8 am on May 26 to 8 am Sunday, local fire departments have participated in more than 900 flood rescue operations with the assistance of more than 9,400 fire fighters and 1,100 boats. They have successfully rescued 5,060 trapped people, evacuated 14,542 trapped people, and protected 1.191 billion yuan worth of properties.

As of July 2020, Orion Star said it had deployed more than 11,000 service robots, which have served over 200 million people and completed more than 6 million voice interactions daily. The companies said their robots have been adopted by more than 1,800 organizations and used in over 20 scenarios, including epidemic prevention and control, smart retail and smart public transportation.

As of Thursday noon, more than 1.21 million Hong Kong residents had signed an online petition calling for more rigorous law enforcement to curb the escalating violence.