China's Covid Isolation Center like a prison: Patients imprisoned in a box

Corona cases are increasing in China. Meanwhile, business tycoon Harsh Goenka has shared a video. It is seen in this that the condition of patients in isolation centers in China is like prisoners.

Some jail barrack-like rooms are seen in the video shared by Goenka. These white-coloured boxes have small windows open and a person wearing a PPE kit gives some of it. Goenka wrote the caption with this – If you are thinking that this is a jail then you are wrong. This is not a jail, but China's Covid Isolation Center. However, it is not yet known from which province of China the video is from.

According to media reports, many pregnant women and corona-infected children are also locked in these isolation centers. People are surprised to see infected people in such isolation. After this video surfaced, people are giving reactions on social media. One user wrote - Something seems wrong. Even after so much preparation and strictness, cases of corona are increasing in China. I don't understand what they are hiding now. Another user wrote – I feel that some other dangerous disease has come to China.

In view of the increasing corona cases, China is again tightening its zero corona policy. It has been made mandatory to show corona negative reports for entering public places like parks, shopping malls, and theatres in the country. Reports older than 72 hours will not be accepted.

On October 10, strict restrictions were also imposed in the city of Fanyang in North China. Along with this, people and vehicles coming from outside have been banned in Hohhot, another city. The number of asymptomatic patients in China is also increasing rapidly. On October 15, 1,026 new cases of the corona were registered in the country. Whereas a day earlier i.e. on October 14, 1,364 new cases were reported here.

The first corona patient was traced on 17 November 2019 in Wuhan city of China. After 21 days i.e. on 8 December 2019, the first patient of corona infection was informed. By December 2019 alone, Chinese authorities had identified 266 patients with coronavirus. As of 1 January 2020, 381 cases had been reported.