Guangzhou woman who forgot to wear a take-out mask and argued with anti-epidemic staff was ‘kidnapped from behind her and knelt down to show to public’ | International | CTWANT extension

A few days ago, there was another incident of conflict caused by the epidemic in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. Two Guangzhou women suspected they forgot to wear face masks when they went downstairs to get takeout food. As a result, they clashed with epidemic prevention personnel. In the end, the epidemic prevention personnel directly pulled out the ropes and tied the women behind their backs.

According to a report by Chinese media “China News Weekly”, the incident took place in Luntou Village, Haizhu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. However, the two women were suspected of being blocked and charged for dissatisfaction, and also directly collided with the epidemic prevention personnel, and the women in gray suits also continued to attack the epidemic prevention personnel. epidemic with plastic bottles.

Finally, the anti-epidemic personnel fell directly on the two women in a rage, and then pulled out a rope to tie the two women’s hands and feet. After being tied up, the woman in black lay on the ground, while the woman in gray knelt at the scene with an angry face. After this scene was exposed, it also aroused discussions among many netizens.

After watching the video, many netizens commented: “It’s too difficult, the staff worked hard”, “The staff is really not easy”, “I am spoiled, worried”, “Support criminal detention”, “Detention You are done ?”, “Is it reasonable to attack epidemic prevention personnel and insult epidemic prevention personnel in this way?”

The Haizhu Police also released a report earlier, saying that the whole incident happened at 11:00 on the 17th. Wearing a mask and having a yellow health code was blocked by epidemic prevention personnel, and a conflict between the two parties. At present, the people concerned have reached an agreement after taking them back to the police station for investigation, criticism and education.