[Epoch Times, June 20, 2022]Due to the re-emergence of the epidemic in Macau, Zhuhai, Guangdong has upgraded control measures. Parts of Zhuhai have been designated as control areas since June 20, and the entire area will be temporarily restricted for 3 days. Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in the area Classes are suspended. Fearing that the city has been closed for as long as Shanghai, some citizens dragged their suitcases and fled the area that was about to be controlled overnight.
From 11:00 to 18:00 on June 19, a large-scale nucleic acid screening will be conducted in the Xiangzhou District of Zhuhai. From the 20th, some areas in Zhuhai have been designated as control areas, requiring people to “close the area and stay at home”, and the control measures are tentatively set for 3 days.
The Joint Headquarters for Epidemic Prevention and Control of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone in Zhuhai issued a notice on June 20. From 9:00 a.m. on the 20th, temporary traffic control measures will be adopted for the entire Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone, tentatively scheduled for three days. Vehicles can only come in and out, and online car-hailing and buses are suspended.
Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in the control area are suspended, primary and secondary schools implement online teaching, people are prohibited from gathering in the control area, dine-in restaurants are suspended, beauty salons, massage spas, chess and card rooms, mahjong halls, Internet cafes, training institutions and other closed places are suspended open.
According to the announcement, all foreign employees living in Zhuhai City and cooperation zones entering from Macau must declare their personal health through the “Healthy Zhuhai” WeChat applet 12 hours in advance before entering through Hengqin Port. And implement “7-day home quarantine + 7-day home monitoring”.
The Xiangzhou District Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters also issued a notice that from 5:00 a.m. on June 20, the whole area of Gongbei Street in Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai and the Baishi Community of Qianshan Street will be temporarily restricted for 3 days.
According to Boiling Point Video, many citizens dragged their suitcases and left the area to be controlled, and vehicles lined up to leave. The Hengqin Bridge was closed, buses were suspended, and many commuters who got up early were unable to go to work and waited home. Some people “flee” overnight before the lockdown: I’m afraid it will last as long as the lockdown in Shanghai.
On June 20, the topic of “Zhuhai epidemic closure and control citizens dragging boxes and fleeing overnight” was listed on Baidu’s hot search list, arousing heated discussions among netizens.
Mainland netizens said, “Hurry up and get out of Gongbei by car. The Gongbei area will be closed from 5:00 a.m., so you can’t get in or out.” “People are thousands of times scarier than the virus.” (19th) The place where I lived was blocked and I couldn’t go out, and now the company is also under control, good guy, I’m at home.” “What I’m most afraid of is tossing, I’m afraid of going into the house to disinfect, and I’m afraid of concentrating on the cabin.” “This It’s a man-made disaster.”
From 9:00 on June 19, those who exit through the Zhuhai-Macao port (including Hengqin port) must hold a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours. The current customs clearance requirements for personnel entering through the Zhuhai-Macao port (including Hengqin port) with a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 24 hours remain unchanged.
The Macau New Crown Virus (CCP Virus) Infection Response Coordination Center stated on the evening of June 19 that as of 22:00 on the 19th, a total of 31 positive nucleic acid test cases had been found in Macau.
The Guangdong Provincial Health and Health Commission notified on June 20 that Zhuhai reported 3 cases of infection, 2 from Macau and 1 from Hong Kong.
Due to the CCP’s persistent efforts to cover up the truth about the epidemic, the outside world is generally suspicious of the data released by public officials.
Responsible editor: Xu Menger#