In all Chinese cities, local authorities consider it an important political task to intercept petitioners who appeal to the central government to address their grievances. They frequently travel to Beijing, the seat of the Communist Party government, to get their voices heard. But amid the latest resurgence of the CCP virus, Chinese officials are getting even more fanatical about handling this task, because they may face serious punishment if any of the petitioners “import” the virus to Beijing. Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei Province, has become a virus hotspot since early January. The city is 200 miles south of Beijing. Confidential documents obtained by The Epoch Times reveal that city authorities have tightened their “social stability” measures to keep track of petitioners. Every petitioner is to be monitored around the clock, and some “key members” are monitored by five people. Chinese citizens who become petitioners are usually victims of forced …