The small Chinese city of Dongxing, which borders Vietnam, has been under COVID lockdown for more than half a year.
According to the China census in November 2020, the city’s population was 216,000. It’s estimated that around only 20,000 people are there now due to the communist regime’s strict zero-COVID policy.
Most residents have fled while those remaining have been posting on social media about their situation and calling for the outside world’s attention.
According to their posts, Dongxing has been locked down by local authorities since February. They said that since then children have been unable to go to school and people have been unable to work and are without an income. All residents have been continuously asked to do PCR tests, they said….