Xi Jinping ordered that 1.1 billion people be fully vaccinated against the new crown by the end of October this year. As the deadline is approaching, even though the Chinese Health and Key Commission clearly stipulates that the vaccine cannot be forced, there are still various chaos of forced vaccinations in various parts of China. Some citizens in Henan were summoned by the police for refusing to take the vaccine to defend their rights, civil servants in Hunan were required to vaccinate at least two people each, there was a cross-district rush to vaccinate people in Nanjing, and the communities in Qinghai used the suspension of subsistence allowances to “frighten” the people. vaccine.
Citizens of Henan who defended their rights for resisting vaccines were taken away
“I would rather kill a thousand by mistake than miss one person…Don’t say it.” In a video taken by Zhang Jie, a villager in Caizhuang Village, Shuanghe Town, Henan Province, the village secretary surnamed Liu was arguing with the villagers who refused to get the vaccine.
“He said he would rather kill a thousand by mistake than let one go, saying this to scare the people. If you use this sentence to intimidate me, I will definitely not give in.” Zhang Jie told in a telephone interview on August 25 On this station, “My wife was hospitalized with cerebral infarction before and stayed for more than a month. In recent years, I have recovered slightly. I have cerebral vasospasm and numbness in one limb. We have also talked about this situation, but now All staff must be vaccinated, and everyone who breathes out must be vaccinated!”
Zhang Jie said that the village has recently mobilized for mandatory vaccination. He and his wife, who have a history of thrombosis, have tried various methods, hoping that they do not need to be given due to health considerations. He called the convenience hotline and learned that he needed to issue a certificate to the higher-level hospital; he contacted the hospital again and said, “After talking to the hospital, the doctor directly said that we can’t open it. If you open it, you will bear the responsibility.”
Finally, the government agency found Zhang Jie’s wife’s work unit and said that she must be dismissed forcibly if she didn’t get a vaccine. Therefore, Zhang Jie directly went to the village secretary for the theory and took the video mentioned at the beginning of the report.
He posted the video on Weibo, Moments, and was forwarded to Twitter. On the evening of August 24, three policemen from the Shuanghe Town Police Station came to Zhang Jie’s home and summoned him to the police station to make notes with the purpose of “spreading negative news.” He had returned home at more than nine o’clock that evening.
“They asked me to delete all the things posted on my mobile phone and put them in front of them.” Zhang Jie recalled to this station that the network monitoring team monitored his posts and asked him to explain the cause and effect. The reporter asked Zhang Jie what he planned to do next?“If I don’t fight, I will fight to the end, and my life will not be saved. I still get the vaccine? Let’s take a step and look at it. “
Xi Jinping ordered TenEleven before the end of the month100 million people completed vaccination
Zhong Nanshan, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said last week that China’s vaccination rate needs to reach more than 80% to establish herd immunity, and this goal is expected to be achieved by the end of the year.
In fact, in China’s official documents issued in July this year, it has been recorded that Xi Jinping’s vaccination target is to cover 78% of China’s total population by the end of October this year.
The announcement on the official website of Nanchong City, Sichuan Province on July 19 recorded that “General Secretary Xi Jinping personally reviewed the implementation plan for the new crown virus vaccination in the second half of the year. Decision to deploy.”
It is mentioned in the article that adverse reactions of the vaccinated individuals have caused the masses to hesitate and wait and see. “Departments at all levels strengthen publicity and guidance, organize experts to solve doubts, and effectively increase their willingness to vaccinate.”
The notification also emphasized that “the Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to…, all localities must improve their political positions and have a clear understanding of the situation and tasks of vaccination.”
According to the latest data from the Chinese Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention on August 25, China, with a population of approximately 1.4 billion, has currently received 1.97 billion doses of the new crown vaccine.
According to Xi Jinping’s timetable, in the next two months, at least more than 200 million more doses of vaccine will be administered across China.
In order to achieve the “indicator” to fight the vaccine Chaos everywhere
When vaccination has become a performance indicator for local governments, chaos is raging across China, and people are robbed across regions. The vaccination team of Jiangning District, Nanjing City issued an announcement on the 24th, asking the public to report the situation of “mobile vaccination vehicles coming to our district for illegal vaccination”.
“Recently, all the friends of public officials around me have to complete two targets, that is, each person should find two people to be vaccinated. They were notified this week.” Miss Li, a civil servant in Hunan, told the station in writing. Security considerations declined to be interviewed by name.
Ms. Li said that this week, her circle of friends is full of information about “grabbing people’s heads” and completing the performance of vaccinations. One of them wrote, “Who hasn’t received the first vaccine to contact me quickly, to accompany you to visit, chat, and watch the moon.” The other mentioned that four hundred yuan will be provided for carriage and food expenses.
“Vaccination has become a political task, and there is no need to talk about side effects. What is the difference between this and the previous reporting of superbirth in the village?” Miss Li was dissatisfied.
“Now the National Security Agency has imposed a ban on me, and I am not allowed to talk about vaccines.” A Beijing scholar who has been following the development of vaccines in China for a long time and making suggestions told this station. Asked to be silent on the topic.
Although China’s National Health Commission has stated many times that vaccination should follow the voluntary principle, as the October deadline is approaching, many local governments have banned public transportation, entered supermarkets and vegetable markets, and included credit records, Loss of work and other means to force citizens to be vaccinated.
“After that, there must be a three-code continuous check: health code, travel code, and vaccine code.” Zhang Jie in Henan said that the community has posted an announcement and will be enforced in public in the future.
People lack confidence in China’s vaccines LeadershipHit yet?
In some places, enforcement is enforced, and in other places, some rules are just for compliance and to scare the people. A “Notice” from Dongdajie Community, Chuankou Town, Minhe County, Qinghai circulated on the Internet, showing that if family members do not get vaccinated for no reason, medical care and elderly care services will be suspended, and the payment of subsistence allowances and subsidies for the disabled will be suspended.
However, the person in charge of the community responded to The Paper on the 25th, “Those who won’t really stop these businesses are just to scare the people and let them get vaccinated.”
“I understand that many people in China are not actively vaccinating because they do not have confidence in Chinese vaccines and hope to wait for foreign vaccines.” Hu Ping, editor-in-chief of “Beijing Spring” in New York said, in order to strain the virus and the Beijing Winter Olympics next year. , The Chinese government has become a key political task in requesting vaccines for all the people, but the fundamental problem is that the Chinese people lack confidence in Chinese vaccines. “Tai Ing-wen of Taiwan took the lead in administering Taiwan’s vaccines. Why didn’t the Chinese leaders come out to demonstrate Chinese vaccines?” he asked.
(Reporter: Tang Jiajie, Editor: Shen Hua, Web Editor: Hong Wei)
The Nanchong Municipal Government of Sichuan notified:
http://www.shunqing.gov.cn/t/127568.html
The latest vaccination data of the China Disease Management Bureau:
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/yqjzqk/list_gzbd.shtml