a man in China who refuses to go to a quarantine facility; He got out of the house

A man in China was forcibly removed from his home after he allegedly refused to go to a COVID-19 quarantine facility.

in video CNN Posted on Friday, two men in white hazmat suits were seen inside a house trying to drag a man from the living room sofa. The man who was yelling during the situation was trying to get away from the two men while he was holding the sofa.

This situation occurred on November 30 in the eastern city of Hangzhou, southwest of Shanghai.

“Identified as a ‘close contact’ of a person who tested positive for COVID-19,” videoThe text on the screen is read, and credits the Linping county government as the source.

“The authorities also said they reprimanded and alerted the individuals involved,” the text of the video that appears on the screen continued.

On social media, people showed their disagreement with the situation, with many calling for China’s clear approach to dealing with the coronavirus to be followed “No COVID” policy.

Instagram user “They don’t play” Wrote.

One person added, while another said: “There is something wrong with the quarantine he refuses.” answered Saying, “That’s exactly what I was thinking. He looks so terrified.”

Someone coined “D-n, people in the US are complaining about wearing a mask.”

“This will revolutionize, that’s for sure,” another person said subscriber.

“They will eventually make it worse and cause what they are trying to prevent. Mediation might help,” said one person. added.

“But they are already self-quarantining at home under their strict COVID lockdown rules,” another said he wondered.

China was witnessing Unprecedented protests Due to its strict “no coronavirus” policy in recent days, many people in other countries – such as Japan and Germany – have shown their support through their own demonstrations.

More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, tens of millions of people in China are still under strict lockdown due to policy aimed at completely eradicating the virus.

Dramatic protests In major cities in China, such as Beijing, Zhengzhou, and Shanghai, the government has forced this Relaxing some COVID-19 restrictions in some parts of the country.