Scary Scenes Are Seen in Nucleic Testing Sites; Epidemic Is Out of Control in Inner Mongolia #tibet

As the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is in session, Hohhot, the provincial capital of Inner Mongolia, covered up the outbreak to create a harmonious atmosphere, resulting in the outbreak spiraling out of control. Rumors have it that there are 4,000 cases of infection in the community. A few days ago, local nucleic acid testing sites were seen with crowds of people packed together, making cross-infection highly likely. The new equipment worn by the epidemic prevention personnel is getting more intimidating. In Tibet, the quarantine tents are set up in the remote snow-capped mountains of Ama. With the freezing weather, people don't know which will come first, the virus or death by freezing. The outbreak in Hohhot is rumored to be out of control, with 10,000 people infected. According to the official media, on October 19th, the entire city of Hohhot has been on more than 20 days. The current wave of outbreaks started on September 28th. During the entire week of October 1st, National Day Holiday, a large-scale outbreak occurred in the city. Dabai, the epidemic prevention workers, have to rush to the testing site at around 4.30 am every day to disinfect the place, and in the afternoon, they will accompany the medical staff to enter people's homes for disinfection. Local netizens revealed that the outbreak was out of control for a while in Hohhot. Before the pause button was pressed, scary scenes of nucleic acid testing sites were seen in the city. Thousands of people were packed in the square with little space between them. It was hard to keep safely distanced and avoid massive cross-infection. The equipment worn by the epidemic prevention personnel is getting more sophisticated. They look like astronauts. The authorities have been sending out buses in middle of the night to take away residents for quarantine, and many have been dragged away. No one knows how many buses there were as the bus lineup saw no end. Control measures imposed on the locals are worse. Doors of many homes have been welded shut. All stores in the city are closed down. The communist authorities' harsh blockade of the people see no bottom line. In fact, it keeps getting worse. Tibet builds a Fangchang mobile hospital in a hostile environment. According to online sources, Tibet is building quarantine pods in the remote snow-capped Ama mountains. Due to the highland climate, it is already snowy in Ama. People are worried that Tibetans in the quarantine pods will freeze to death before they catch the virus. A representative of the Tibetan government in exile in Taiwan said, From other densely populated places, people are transported to those very remote and cold places, and they are locked up in the huts, just like the Soviet Union used to deport people to the very cold areas of Siberia. We are all watching to see if the outbreak will end after the 20th National Congress. The problem is that after the 20th National Congress, there will be the first plenary session of the Central Committee, and after that, there will be two sessions in March next year. This time, in Xi Jinping's report, all he talks about is security and struggle. It's all in the name of security. Enemies are everywhere, so fighting is necessary. So it's hard to say whether these fangchang hospitals will become permanent quarantine bases. Ruzhou's outbreak is rumored to have gotten out of control. Entrances are locked by wire from door to door. According to media reports in China, the outbreak in Ruzhou, Henan province broke out on September 26th this year, and from September 27th to October 3rd, the entire city was under static management for 7 days. On October 3rd, the municipal government announced that static management had to continue. Recently, Ruzhou officials have announced new cases of infection, but locals say the situation is severe. The medical system is said to have collapsed with testing and treatment in chaos. Rumors even say infections in Ruzhou have reached 20,000 cases. Online videos show that officials are going door to door blocking residents' homes with wire.