All citizens are being tested daily for coronavirus Even cats are being checked They are snatching citizens from their homes and taking them to quarantine camps
New shocking videos are making the rounds on the internet from Shanghai which show the inhumane measures taken by the local authorities in order to, they say, to contain the spread of coronavirus.
Video posted on Twitter shows how with unbelievable brutality a crying minor boy - who is flailing - is subjected to a rape test.
Everyday I need to have gone through this process like this kid suffered to keep my QR code vaccine passport green.https:/t.co/344siGZzJ2
I am angry and feel helpless now.pic.twitter.com/L4ff6kGVH2- Songpinganq (@songpinganq) March 2, 2022
At the same time, another snapshot shows two parents holding their minor child in order for a man from a special team to take his smear without succeeding.
From kids to grandparents , no one can escape from Chinese stormtroopers mandatory Covid test.
QR code vaccine passport gives Chinese government a perfect weapon to find you from the crowd if you dont do daily mandatory Covid test.
?threadhttps:/t.co/VAlup7JC86 pic.twitter.com/QNiNqMZBMR- Songpinganq (@songpinganq) March 19, 2022
Every day everyone is tested
In the city of 25,000 people, the measures are beyond strict. Such scenes are not even reminiscent of the first days of the lockdown in Uhan.
Citizens wait in huge queues every day to go through the mandatory check. Those who avoid it the authorities are automatically informed and arrest them, forcibly forcing them to undergo screening.
Chinese government will break your home to force you take a Covid test and vaccine pic.twitter.com/NHzS9pnaWX
- Songpinganq (@songpinganq) March 19, 2022
Videos that have surfaced show a team performing rapide tests even on animals.
Circulating on Chinese social media yet another cat being covid tested. pic.twitter.com/Gn5AEYVgWj
- Edward Lawrence (@EP_Lawrence) March 31, 2022
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