As the outbreak of the Chinese Communist virus (New Coronavirus) continues to rise in China, many places have begun using “anal swabs” for testing, which Chinese people have called “extremely insulting. A Chinese media released a video of Shijiazhuang people walking with visibly altered appearance after the “anal swab test”, which made Chinese netizens cry out in horror. However, some netizens questioned that it was not after the “anal swab test”.
According to Radio Free Asia, China is the only country in the world that uses the “anal swab test” for mandatory testing of the CCP virus for the general public. The detection rate can be increased and missed.
A video released by Sina News on the evening of January 29th shows Chinese people of all ages, both young and old, walking with their feet wide open and limping, as seen on January 28th. The video also emphasizes that this screening method is “only used for key populations such as quarantine sites”.
Many Chinese netizens were shocked to see this, exclaiming “I go, so scary” and “pulled out by fire pliers?”
However, some netizens questioned that it was a fake, “This should be the scene after Parents take their children to the hospital to be circumcised!” , “Sina.com faked it!”
Previously, due to the low accuracy of China’s CCP virus nucleic acid testing, Beijing officials announced on January 20 that in addition to pharyngeal swabs for some people, anal swab sampling was added, i.e., fecal samples were taken. In the past few days, the news has triggered a barrage of criticism from netizens, who say it is extremely insulting. Some people have given up going back to Beijing for the New Year as a result.
Radio Free Asia quoted Zhou Shunwu, a Peking University graduate interviewed, as saying that there was a rumor going around that “after the mass production last year, the stock of swabs was so large that foreign countries stopped importing them again. Because the quality of Chinese products is so poor. In order to remove the inventory, the anal test was introduced. I heard that there is such an argument.”
In late March last year, a batch of nucleic acid testing reagents supplied by China to Western countries was said to be substandard. At the Time, Philippine Undersecretary of health Viehli said at a press conference that some of the Chinese-made reagents were only 40 percent accurate.
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