[The Epoch Times, March 21, 2022](Reported by The Epoch Times reporter Fang Xiao)Epidemic in BeijingContinuing to spread, the outpatient and emergency departments of the Beijing Hospital involved in the infected persons were temporarily suspended.Beijing YulexuanRoast Duck RestaurantofThe chain of transmission is further extendedat least 12 people have been infected.
On the morning of March 21, officials announced that there were 4,331 new local infections in mainland China on the 20th, including 1,947 confirmed cases and 2,384 asymptomatic infections.
Among them, there were 4 new local cases in Beijing (3 of which were reported on the 20th, all in Dongcheng District).
According to reports from Dongcheng District, Beijing, Infected Person 1 currently lives in Building 1, Guangming Middle Street, Longtan Street, Dongcheng District, and has not left home since March 16. Infected Person 2 is the daughter-in-law of Infected Person 1, currently living in Building 3, Guorui East District, Chongwai Street, Dongcheng District.
The bulletin also announced the trajectory of their activities, involving Beijing Hospital and other places.
Because the CCP has always covered up the truth of the epidemic, the official figures have been seriously shrunk by outside doubts.
Beijing Hospital’s WeChat public account announced on March 21 that Beijing Hospital’s outpatient clinic and emergency department will immediately suspend the admission of patients, and the hospitalization of patients will be suspended. The recovery time is unknown.
Last week, Beijing YulexuanRoast Duck RestaurantA number of customer gatherings were infected with the virus, which caused concern.
Among them, the newly confirmed case 1 in Beijing is a student who is currently living at No. 17 Garden East Lane, Andingmen Neihuan Street, Dongcheng District; the confirmed case 2 is currently living in Building 13, Minwangyuan, Hepingli Street, Dongcheng District Close contacts of confirmed cases; confirmed case 3, currently living in Building 1, Guangming Middle Street, Longtan Street, Dongcheng District, and went to Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant for dinner on March 10; confirmed case 4, currently living on the 309th floor of Balizhuang Beili, Chaoyang District , On March 10, I went to Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant for a dinner party.
The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau reported on the 20th that on March 10th, a local confirmed case Wang Moumou and his family ate at the Dongcheng Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant without scanning the code to register. Later, four employees of the restaurant were diagnosed with the infection. The epidemic transmission chain formed by Wang Moumou and Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant has infected 11 people.
According to this, with the addition of a new case reported on the 21st, another person was added to the transmission chain of the roast duck restaurant, and a total of 12 people were infected.
On March 20, an official press conference in Beijing announced that Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant had not implemented measures such as health treasure scan code registration and temperature detection. From the 10th to the 15th, among the 830 people who came to the store, 477 people did not scan the code to register.
In addition, the nucleic acid positive person Liu Moumou (male, 66 years old) and other 6 people went to the roast duck restaurant for dinner on March 10, and there was an airtight connection with the confirmed case Wang Moumou at the same time.
On March 17, Beijing officially announced that there was a clustered outbreak caused by a dinner party. A group of 5 people went to Yulexuan Roast Duck Restaurant, No. 43, Dongzhimen Neibei Xiaojie, Dongcheng District. All of them were diagnosed. In addition, three waiters at the restaurant were diagnosed with the virus.
Epidemic in BeijingContinuing to spread, on the afternoon of March 21, Beijing officials notified again that from 16:00 on March 20 to 16:00 on March 21, there were 7 new local infections in Beijing, all of which were confirmed cases; 4 in Dongcheng District and 3 in Chaoyang District. .
Responsible editor: Lin Congwen#