Tens of Thousands of Foxconn Employees in Zhengzhou Were Forcibly Quarantined, and Some Employees Were Tortured to Death. Afterwards, Large-Scale Riots Occurred and They Escaped in the Wilderness. Zhengzhou Was Under Military Control

A serious pandemic outbreak occurred at Zhengzhou Foxconn recently, forcing tens of thousands of employees to be quarantined. City authorities in Zhengzhou have isolated these employees in unfinished buildings in the city, where the environment is extremely poor. One of the quarantine areas is said to be Evergrande Future Light, according to netizens. There are a total of 3,000 households, each with more than ten isolated individuals, resulting in more than 30,000 individuals being quarantined. The management of the quarantine areas is chaotic, with mixed living conditions, no medicine, no food, and no water. And even nucleic acid tests cannot be done. Some of the quarantined people were starved to death, and some had mental breakdowns and jumped off buildings. In a set of online videos, a man was seen falling from the roof of an extremely high building, another man died in a garbage pile, and the big whites (medical personnel) carried one body directly from the room.

Quarantined Foxconn employees rioted on a large scale, grabbed food, and some big whites were killed. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) used the military to suppress and shoot at the people. High-speed trains passing through Zhengzhou were forced to pull down the curtains on October 30th, and there were photos of the CCP driving a large number of military vehicles into Zhengzhou. Foxconn employees were walking their hometowns on foot, and the highway was filled with people walking with their luggage in tow. These young men chose to take trails just to avoid the surveillance cameras on the highway. There were some kind people on the road giving food and water to them. Most of the kind people posted that people who met these young people showed them kindness. Government officials in Zhengzhou have requested that the provinces of these trekking home young men bear responsibility for continuing the mandatory quarantine once they return home.