The city of Suihua, Heilongjiang Province, China, has been closed after a major outbreak. Officials say the first case was confirmed on Jan. 9. However, netizens posted a video saying that as early as last month 25, there was a case of “road collapse” of unknown origin in Suihua City, questioning the official concealment of the epidemic for a long time.
Netizens recently shared a video saying that on the 25th of last month, a citizen suddenly fell down in front of the police office at the entrance of Suihua City’s Runfeng Park district and did not move. The video shows a police car parked on the side of the road and people gathered around at close range, many of them without masks.
Local authorities did not issue any notification of the incident at the time. Some netizens suspect that the two-week period from Dec. 25 to Jan. 9 coincided with the incubation period of the CCP virus, which may have contributed to the massive outbreak in Suihua.
But this is just netizen speculation. The Runfeng Park neighborhood is in downtown Suihua. And according to official reports, the more serious area of the city’s epidemic is Wangkui County, which is adjacent to Suihua City.
A Chinese industry insider recently broke the news in an overseas forum that the mutated virus that triggered this round of northeastern outbreak would attack more of the body’s key organs and make it easier to “road down”.
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