[NTDTV, Beijing time, April 10, 2022]In Shanghai, officials again took action. Three officials in Minhang District were punished for failing to prevent and control the epidemic, and both the secretary and the mayor were dismissed.
“Clean Shanghai” announced on Weibo that on April 9, three officials from Minhang District of Shanghai were dealt with due to poor epidemic prevention and control.
According to the report of the Shanghai Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision, Chen Dongfa, Secretary of the Party Committee of Meilong Town, Minhang District, and Zhang Zhen, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Mayor of the town, were both dismissed for their poor leadership and organization in the epidemic prevention and control work, failing to effectively curb the spread of the epidemic in a timely manner.
At the same time, Li Weikang, the head of the isolation hotel class assigned by the Xinhong Sub-district Office of Minhang District, left the isolation hotel without authorization during work, violating the epidemic prevention regulations. Li Weikang was suspended for inspection.
The epidemic situation in Minhang District is serious, and some communities have been closed for nearly a month, and people are constantly calling for help online. Some people say that they have never received the materials distributed by the government, and there is a serious shortage of food; others say that the positive patients in the community have not been taken away, and the number of infected people is increasing.
After the secretary and mayor of Minhang District were dismissed, netizens in Shanghai called on the authorities to investigate again, “It’s time for Baoshan District.” “These poor epidemic prevention, chaotic actions, and support for lying flat, the consequences are borne by the common people, and they must be investigated carefully. .”
Prior to this, five officials in Shanghai had been dismissed due to their inaction in epidemic prevention and control.
On April 8, the official WeChat account of Clean Shanghai announced that three officials from Pudong New Area were dismissed due to poor epidemic prevention and control. Including: Cai Yongqiang, member of Pudong New Area District Committee and Secretary of the Party Committee of Beicai Town; Xu Jianjun, deputy secretary of the Party Committee and mayor of the town; Huang Wei, deputy director of Yangjing Sub-district Office.
On April 7, the Shanghai Commission for Discipline Inspection issued a notice saying: Li Shuifei, former deputy secretary and general manager of the Fire and Emergency Support Department of Hongqiao Company, a subsidiary of Shanghai Airport Group; Responsibilities, inaction, ineffective handling, etc. were dismissed.
He Ping, a commentator on Epoch Times, said that the Shanghai Disciplinary Committee began to arrest officials who were “lying flat”, signaling that the Xi camp was beginning to suppress the remaining parties of the Jiang faction in Shanghai.
After Shanghai closed the city, there have been chaos such as insufficient supply of materials, patients unable to be admitted to the hospital in time, chaos in the management of makeshift hospitals and isolation centers, and resale of relief materials. Recently, the party media has frequently published articles, implying that some officials in Shanghai lie flat, do nothing, and resist the central government’s zero-clearing policy, which has led to chaos after Shanghai’s closure. Immediately afterward, several Shanghai officials were dismissed due to poor epidemic prevention, indicating that the authorities have begun to rectify the officialdom in Shanghai.
However, several phone recordings of Shanghai residents’ committee officials and citizens have also been reported on the Internet, revealing that under the CCP’s extreme epidemic prevention measures, lower-level officials and citizens are also under enormous pressure and are on the verge of collapse. resignation event.
(Reporter Luo Tingting comprehensive report/responsible editor: Zhu Xinrui)
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