A 91-year-old Shanghai resident found no one came to her aid amid a prolonged citywide COVID lockdown—a sharp contrast to last year when four police guarded her home during the country’s biggest annual political meetings. Nonagenarian Liu Shuzhen, who lives alone, has received “not a cent of food” while stuck at home during the city’s biggest to date COVID-19 outbreak in March, her daughter told the Chinese-language edition of The Epoch Times on April 5. Nor has anyone responded to their calls to get help for her made to Shanghai’s 12345, a 24-hour government-run public service hotline, despite officials having promised the government wouldn’t turn its back on elderly residents who live alone. Her family is begging for help. “We are able to afford the old mother, but now nothing can be sent to her [from us] under traffic control and delivery bans,” said Liu’s daughter. The major Chinese financial center reported …