
Horrifying video footage that’s emerged from China shows people suspected of being afflicted with coronavirus being treated in unconscionable ways, with the ill being forcefully dragged from their homes and stuffed into metal boxes for transport.
Take the footage below, which appears to show ill residents of Wuhan being dragged from their homes, presumably to be taken to one of the Communist nation’s growing number of quarantine camps (disable your adblocker if the video doesn’t appear):
Also consider the video below, which appears to show what happens after ill Wuhan residents are dragged from their homes. It would seem they’re then forced to sit or stand in metal boxes as they’re transported to a quarantine camp:
The videos reportedly emerged on social media Thursday, the same day that The New York Times ran a report confirming that Chinese authorities were beginning to resort “to increasingly extreme measures in Wuhan” to halt the spread of coronavirus.
“The urgent, seemingly improvised steps come amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Wuhan, one exacerbated by tactics that have left this city of 11 million with a death rate from the coronavirus of 4.1 percent as of Thursday — staggeringly higher than the rest of the country’s rate of 0.17 percent,” the outlet reported.
“With the sick being herded into makeshift quarantine camps, with minimal medical care, a growing sense of abandonment and fear has taken hold in Wuhan, fueling the sense that the city and surrounding province of Hubei are being sacrificed for the greater good of China.”
The new “steps” were reportedly announced by Chinese Vice Premier Sun Chunlan during a visit to Wuhan on Thursday. In a statement, she said the country faces “wartime conditions” and warned that so-called “deserters” would be punished.
“There must be no deserters, or they will be nailed to the pillar of historical shame forever,” she said.
It’s not clear what she meant by that …
The Times noted that the implementation of her desired “wartime” measures has taken “on aspects of a military campaign,” as Chunlan has ordered China’s medical workers to visit every home in Wuhan to inspect its inhabitants.
“Ms. Sun said that anyone requiring treatment should be rounded up, if necessary, and forced into quarantine.”
Other video footage also allegedly out of Wuhan appears to show …
Local authorities welding doors shut to prevent ill locals from leaving their homes:
WATCH: Chinese authorities are now WELDING DOORS SHUT to whole apartment buildings, as well as residents inside – to impose #Coronavirus quarantine. #Wuhan pic.twitter.com/feclKG90pC
— AS-Source News (@ASBreakingNews) February 8, 2020
A woman being dragged out of her car for leaving home:
2/7 #coronavirus
One girl who claimed she did not receive the city notice of staying home, drove in the city and was stopped by a group of policemen. She was dragged out of car with force and lost consciousness. This is happening everyday in China. This is XI’s discipline❗️ pic.twitter.com/r4bWOejGw7
— 西行小宝 (@htommy998) February 8, 2020
The body of an ill Wuhan resident who did stay at home being dragged away:
2/5 #coronavirus
People were asked to stay home and then died at home. Do not tell me Flu’s death rate is higher than Coronavirus. That’s because all the death toll number is 100% fake. How can you trust anything from CCP’s mouth? Prayers to the suffered?? pic.twitter.com/zOAaKXfp90
— 西行小宝 (@htommy998) February 5, 2020
Wuhan residents being arrested for dubious reasons:
2/5 #coronavirus
Amid the outbreak of deadly virus, CCP censorship evolves into cellphone checking and arrest. Two Wuhan people were caught in Hainan. Policemen checked their cellphones and they were asked to delete some pictures. Then both were still arrested. WTH? For what? pic.twitter.com/ZjdGN3Fa8g
— 西行小宝 (@htommy998) February 5, 2020
More Wuhan residents being arrested for violating quarantine rules:
#brutal #WuhanLockDown, & force quarantine not only cause more death, they also violate human rights, #wuhan people are being discriminated everywhere in #China during #2019_nCov #coronavirus #outbreak #2019n_CoV pic.twitter.com/pEqMsd6Nwk
— CCP Troll (@CCPTrolling) February 8, 2020
Infected Wuhan residents trying desperately to avoid apprehension:
2/5 #coronavirus
Wuhan, Evergreen Community
A suspicious infected is being chased by a group of policemen. People are reluctant to go to the designated Fire God Mountain Hospital because it is like jail. You never know if you can still come back. Reaction tells everything. pic.twitter.com/LkhKwjnCjm
— 西行小宝 (@htommy998) February 5, 2020
Medical workers patrolling the streets with semi-automatic rifles:
Medical workers with semi-automatic rifles in the quarantine zone in Wuhan, China. #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/XrpR4LfmSh
— Max Howroute▫️ (@howroute) February 1, 2020
The inside of Wuhan’s makeshift quarantine camps:
New video of another makeshift hospital in Wuhan, China #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/R8lPcsgI32
— Max Howroute▫️ (@howroute) February 8, 2020
2/6 #coronavirus
Wuhan, Fang Cang Quarantine Center is 2nd grade location for confirmed case.
Bed was arranged 1 by 1 with 1 meter in between. No bathroom inside, no hot water, no medicine. Bathroom is outside 200 meters away. This is not to cure patient but to transmit virus! pic.twitter.com/qtZqlt776S
— 西行小宝 (@htommy998) February 6, 2020
#China Video from #Wuhan Fangcang Hospital built in a few days to “quarantine” Wuhan citizens with mild to moderate #WuhanCoronavirus symptoms.
The complete lack of isolation and medical equipment in this “hospital” tells us it is virtually a death camp.pic.twitter.com/qoqiYbIZ0y
— W. B. Yeats (@WBYeats1865) February 6, 2020
Inside the #Wuhan quarantine zone
Hundreds of people were held together, and cross-infection was inevitable. Take a look for yourself. Tell me what you thinki pic.twitter.com/uZ2xkm2Tq9— Harry Chen PhD (@IsChinar) February 6, 2020
Wuhan appears, for all intents and purposes, to be an actual warzone, albeit one manufactured by the country’s own government and its authoritarian decrees, according to some critics.
“The Chinese Communist Party has once again proved that authoritarianism is dangerous — not just for human rights but also for public health,” Chen Guangcheng of the Witherspoon Institute opined in a column Thursday.
“Confronted with the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, the CCP has instinctively reverted to its familiar tool kit: It immediately staged a large-scale lockdown of people and information at the expense of the public good.”
As evidence, he pointed to the same sorts of videos seen above.
“I have long said the Chinese Communist Party is a threat to humanity,” he piece concluded. “Now, with the outbreak spreading from Wuhan to the far reaches of the globe, the regime has again proved itself a danger to civilization. It has succeeded in turning a public health crisis into a human rights catastrophe.”
“The first victims are always the Chinese people themselves, but the rest of the world will pay a price for the CCP’s habits as well. For those who are hoping to live in a civilized world, this epidemic has shown that while authoritarianism remains, humanity will not live in peace.”
Nor will the resident of Wuhan, it would seem …
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