Lockdown In China: Users on social media erupted after the advice of lockdown in a Chinese city. After increasing cases of influenza, the authorities in Xi’an city of Shaanxi province of China announced an emergency response plan. Under this, it was said to close markets, schools and other crowded areas when the condition of the flu was serious. The emergency response plan has four levels, with the last level being lockdown.
In view of the apprehension of the lockdown, the user’s anger erupted and there was strong opposition to this plan on social media. Users say that this scheme is similar to the zero-covid policy implemented in the country for three years during the Corona period. China has faced criticism from all over the world due to its harsh Kovid-19 policy.
Strict lockdown in Xi’an during Covid
According to a CNN report, three million people in Xi’an city will be forced to leave their homes for weeks between December 2021 and January 2022 due to strict restrictions due to Corona. Were closed. According to the report, there has been a rapid increase in flu cases in China. Due to this there has been a shortage of essential medicines at the drug stores.
Increased cases of flu in India too
The increase in cases of flu in China has come to the fore at a time when India too has seen a spurt in cases of sub-variant H3N2 of Influenza. According to India’s Union Health Ministry, 451 cases of H3N2 were reported in the country between January 2 and March 5, with two patients dying during the same period. In Karnataka, an 82-year-old man has died of the sub-variant. He was suffering from diabetes. Also, a 56-year-old lung cancer patient died in Haryana.
Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan had written a letter to the states in which he had expressed concern about the increase in cases of corona positivity in some states. It said that the increase in positivity rate during COVID-19 testing in some states is a matter of concern which needs immediate attention.
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