A factory in Chengdu gave employees a “grid” to prevent the virus from infecting each other. (Photo: Weibo)
Since the beginning of winter, the situation of Wu Lung in China is becoming more serious. In addition to a blocked plot in Chengdu’s Pidu District, it’s causing local residents to sing in the night, and a woman refuses to quarantine and forces herself to cross over and leave the plot. Recently, this situation is spreading. At present, the Ministry of Education has also issued an urgent notice, requiring schools across the country to put off the winter holiday in advance, the severity of the epidemic is worrying.
A factory in Chongzhou city, Chengdu, Sichuan province, gave employees a separate grid on the ground on December 12 to keep them at a distance, the Beijing Evening News said in a new post on its microblog on December 13. The video shows that the factory staff a grid, everyone squatted in the grid, some because of boredom, sitting in the grid to slide mobile phones. Workers at the factory also confirmed the incident.
Later, the topic of “drawing grids for employees” in the factory aroused public discussion, and some people agreed: “This is also good, keep a distance”. However, others criticized “painting a picture like a prison with no freedom”, “feeling like a prison” and “this is not treating people like human beings. Where is the dignity?”
There has been a lot of discussion about how factories give their employees a “prison sentence”.
“The workshop, canteen, dormitory, corridor, factory and shop where I work were all painted in January,” another netizen said. “But they are not square, they draw an X every other meter.” “It’s good to keep a distance during the epidemic, but this looks so uncomfortable at first sight,” another netizen said. “Does this quarantine work?”
There has been a lot of discussion about how factories give their employees a “prison sentence”.
As of press time, the Beijing Evening News had banned people from commenting below the news. But the hashtag “A factory in Chengdu grids” has attracted 29.556 million followers.
The hashtag “A factory in Chengdu grids” has attracted 29.556 million followers.
Earlier, due to the spread of the epidemic, a closed neighborhood in Chengdu’s Pidu District in Sichuan province is forced to be blocked. After being stranded at home, residents in this area are singing together at night through the balcones and Windows of their homes, so as to encourage each other. Another woman refused to be quarantined and tried to leave the compound by climbing over the fence, only to be taken away by police with a riot fork.
Residents of a blockaded community in Chengdu, Sichuan province, sing Taiwanese songs to the window of their home.
Chengdu has reported a total of 435 confirmed cases as of 24:00 On December 13, and 33 asymptomatic infected persons in the city are being quarantined for medical observation, the Municipal Health Commission confirmed. At present, 1,175 close contacts are under centralized quarantine and medical observation. But communist Party officials have been hiding the truth about the epidemic, so their claims and published figures are widely viewed with suspicion.
In addition, China’s Ministry of Education has announced an early winter holiday for schools due to the spread of the epidemic. For example, jilin middle and primary schools will have winter vacation on January 5, 2021; Liaoning requires primary and secondary schools to have a holiday before January 17, 2021; Shanghai requires a winter vacation by January 23, 2021; Tianjin requires a winter holiday before January 17; Guizhou will have winter vacation before January 3, 2021, etc.
China’s Ministry of Education has announced an early winter holiday for schools across the country.
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