China imposed a complete lockdown on the city of Chengdu and its 21 million inhabitants, in an attempt to prevent the spread of the corona virus after 157 people were infected with the virus that is collapsing many economies in the world that are still dealing with the damage of the virus
The Chinese regime imposed a complete blockade on the city of Chengdu and the 21 million inhabitants who live there. This, as part of the Chinese regime’s desperate fight against the outbreak of the Corona virus in the country.
A long time after most of the countries of the world have already come to terms with the presence of the corona virus, and allowed it to spread and fade, in China they are still trying to fight the disease that broke out into the world in its territory and from there it spread to the whole world.
Huge testing operations are underway these days in the city of Chengdu, where 21 million people live. After the tests diagnosed 157 corona patients within one day, the total lockdown was imposed, with the aim of suppressing the outbreak. This is because the number of 157 confirmed cases per day is considered clearly unreasonable from the point of view of the Chinese who are trying to adhere to the ‘zero infection’ policy.
A few months ago, the great city of Shanghai was under a lockdown that lasted for many weeks, and in view of the lack of success of the Chinese regime in suppressing the outbreak, extreme measures were taken, including forcibly taking those who had been confirmed for Corona to huge complexes where they were held until negative test results were obtained. A little over two weeks ago, documentation was published of a large store in the Shuhui district of the city of Shanghai in China. Crowds filled the store, while a message that was transmitted to them through the central announcement system, told them that they must go into lockdown for two days, and then be under medical observation for five more days.
The customers were instructed to stay in the store and not to leave it in any way, until after their details were recorded and they were transferred to isolation at the hotel. All this, after it turned out that one of the store’s visitors had previously been in the vicinity of a child who had returned from a visit to Tibet, and was found to be confirmed for the corona virus. Since the Chinese advocate a policy of ‘zero infection’, they also quarantine those who have been in contact with those who have only been in contact with a confirmed patient.
Upon hearing the outrageous message, many of those staying in the store rushed to escape. Some managed to get out even before the security personnel had time to close the door. Others encountered guards who tried to prevent them from leaving, and at this point a confrontation developed that lasted less than a minute, until at the end of it the customers managed to break the human chain that the guards tried to make, and fled the scene. Immediately after that, the doors were closed and locked, and all the customers who remained in the store, waited several hours, and then were transferred to a special Corona hotel, where they were required to stay for two days.