This is the horrible moment when screams are carried to Covid quarantine camps in China through officials using hazardous materials.
Disturbing photographs posted online show a woman being dragged onto concrete by two officers dressed in white protective gear.
In the same area, 3 other people are also seen kidnapping the user while filming lies on the floor surrounded by men in hazmat suits.
The terrified screams and moans of those who are carried and passers-by can obviously be heard when other people are taken away.
The Twitter post of “Songpinganq” says: “Under the Xi Jinping regime, each and every night, thousands of other people are dragged into Covid quarantine camps. “
The footage appears to have been filmed on October 22 this year.
The brutal measures are part of China’s zero-covid policy.
Another post by the same user on social media with the same name claims to have been filmed in a Covid quarantine camp in Shanghai at 1:30 a. m. M. local time on October 24.
It seems to show other people being taken to one of the camps where they are staying and shows the Spartan situations in which they have to live.
The footage shows a table with a TV, an iron bunk bed without a mattress, a sink and a sink.
Commenting on the images, one user wrote: “It’s so hard!The Chinese will have to stand up because they have no life!Where is the UN in all this?
Another said, “Xi Jinping and all his CCP sheep are tyrannical monsters and will not prevent anything from getting what they want. No respect for people, animals or the environment.
A third added: “It’s appalling. “
In October, shocking footage emerged showing device guns worn by Chinese herdsard families at an airport in Yunnan province.
The dystopian scenes emerged after passengers at Xishuangbanna Airport uploaded the scary videos to Twitter, following the prefecture went into a total lockdown from China’s excessive Covid Zero policy.
In July, panic spread to Wuhan after a million more people were pushed into the world’s strictest lockdown after some covid cases were recorded.
In January this year, it revealed that China had built a Covid quarantine camp large enough to accommodate another 4,000 people, as it feared a new outbreak of the virus.
It took only six hundred employees and five days to build the large 108-acre center.
Construction began on the thirteenth of January in Zhengding County, on the outskirts of Shijiazhuang City.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, China has been applying draconian Covid restrictions to its population.
Health officials are temporarily imposing strict lockdowns on entire villages as soon as cases are reported.
Images of lockdown officials with dangerous guns and cloth beating citizens, millions of empty houses and giant unfinished stadiums testify to the state of the country.
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