A concerning increase in recent CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus infections seen in China’s highly inoculated city Ruili and in neighboring Burma, forced the city back into lockdown after easing restrictions for four months. Ruili City’s health department confirmed that the Delta strain was detected in the gene sequencing of seven cases. Another 16 CCP virus cases, commonly known as the novel coronavirus, are under investigation, the authorities said during a July 7 press conference. Fifteen cases were identified in the new round of mass testing, launched on July 4, after three locally transmitted CCP virus cases were reported, according to the Health Commission of Yunnan Province. This marks the fourth outbreak of virus in the southwestern city since September 2020. Ruili authorities launched a campaign on April 2 to vaccinate all 300,000 residents within five days following the last wave at the end of March. Chinese media reports said that most …