A northern China county imposed stay-at-home quarantine upon citizens during Chinese New Year holidays starting from Feb. 1, sending hundreds of drones to monitor movement in the region. But one resident said the Chinese regime’s harsh measures aim at enforcing control rather than battling the outbreak.
The health commission of Gucheng County, Hebei Province, reported four infections on Jan. 31 and one more on the following day. News came out that residents underwent four large-scale tests for the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, also known as COVID-19, for five consecutive days. However, the authorities did not publish the results of confirmed cases.
