Earlier, the police in Dandong City, Liaoning Province reported that "the father and daughter were stopped and attacked the police after seeing a doctor with a yellow code." Totally for a reason.
At the same time, people are shocked that since April 24, the border city of Dandong has been closed for two months...
The local public security department initially stated in the report that the father and daughter involved were stopped by the police on duty twice because their health codes were displayed as yellow codes. The woman got out of the car and argued with the police. The woman was placed in administrative detention for 10 days for obstructing the performance of her duties, and her father was taken criminal coercive measures on suspicion of assaulting a police officer.
However, with the release of the full video on the matter, public opinion in the mainland quickly reversed, and the vast majority of people expressed sympathy for the father and daughter involved.
With the public opinion turmoil caused by the police raid in Dandong, it was discovered that Dandong had been banned for two months.
(Screenshot of the official account)
People found through the video that the father and daughter involved were completely for a reason.
The old father Hao Moucheng is 70 years old. He had an operation in April this year and is still recovering. Recently, he suffered from trigeminal neuralgia, so his daughter Hao Mouli had a nucleic acid test on the morning of June 21 in order to take her father out to see a doctor. Afterwards, I got the pass certificate issued by the community.
Originally, according to Hao Mouli, they "had the city pass certificate, and they were allowed to pass through the two checkpoints in front of them." A quarrel occurs.
In desperation, the woman planned to get into the car and return home, but the policeman on duty stepped forward to stop her. As a result, the woman was pushed to the ground. Her father hit the policeman in the face.
As an ordinary grassroots police-civilian friction, the Dandong raid on the police can arouse such widespread attention, which is enough to serve as a wake-up call for epidemic prevention in various places.
As Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, said: "Under normal circumstances, people would support legal measures against fathers and daughters who break the law, but this time the public almost overwhelmingly opposed the notification from the Dandong Public Security Bureau, and the police became the critics. ”
A woman in Dandong, Liaoning Province, was stopped by the police while driving with her father to see a doctor. The two sides had a physical conflict.
(Video screenshot)
In the past two years or so, the mainland people generally supported strict epidemic prevention at first, but now they are increasingly divided. The one-size-fits-all and layer-by-layer in the process of epidemic prevention in many places has caused negative emotions at the level of people's hearts that cannot be ignored.
What many people are resisting is not epidemic prevention, but fear that epidemic prevention will become one-size-fits-all, layer upon layer, and the obstruction of normal medical treatment is one of the most disgusting manifestations of one-size-fits-all epidemic prevention.
If we cannot prevent one-size-fits-all and layer-by-layer additions in the process of epidemic prevention, the patience and confidence of the people will be constantly worn away.
According to the "Dandong Release" WeChat public account, on the evening of last Friday (June 24), the Information Office of the Dandong Municipal Government held the 17th press conference on the prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia epidemic.
Hao Jianjun, the mayor of Dandong, said at the meeting that the fatigued operation made some staff members have simple and extensive methods and would deeply reflect on them.
For details, please read the 323rd issue of "Hong Kong 01" Electronic Weekly (June 27, 2022) "
Public Opinion Reversal in the Dandong Raid Case, One-sided Sympathy for the Father and Daughter Involved, What Does It Mean?
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