China is reporting numerous COVID-19 outbreaks around the country. Entrepreneurs complain that the zero-tolerance policy has locked their factories, employees, and transportation facilities. They’re worried their businesses will die soon. Changchun In northeastern China’s Changchun city, a transportation business owner Zhao (pseudonym) complained that all his drivers were locked-in at home, and the transport trucks were parked in the garage. There are no orders to fill because all his clients are under lockdown as well. “We have been locked down at home for over one week. The [COVID-19] epidemic status here is like Wuhan (the world’s COVID-19 ground zero which was locked down for over two months) in early 2020,” Zhao told the Chinese-language Epoch Times on Mar. 18. “I earn nothing, but spend my savings every day.” Zhao lives in a village in the city’s Luyuan District. He said that the regime didn’t tell people how many residents in …