[The Epoch Times, January 24, 2022](Reported by The Epoch Times reporter Li Jing)ShaanxiProvinceXi’anIt has been more than a month since the city was “closed”, and people’s livelihood issues such as “difficulty in buying vegetables” have caused residents to complain.Some local citizens have been exposed to various placesdonateA large amount of food and vegetables were officially thrown into the garbage heap, causing the anger of netizens.
Recently, mainland media reported thatShaanxiWang Jun, a citizen of Ankang Province, was born in early JanuaryXi’andonate10,000 loving white buns, their stores were closed for 3 days.
According to Wang Jun, more than a dozen volunteers helped with the processing. First, the first batch of loving white buns were sent to Xi’an and donated to citizens. In the later stage, we will work with Ankang villagers to prepare more vegetables and other donation materials.
However, according to a video recently reposted by netizens, the white buns donated by Ankang citizens for Xi’an were exploded and thrown into the trash on January 22. According to the regulations, donated materials are coordinated and distributed by local government departments.
The news sparked outrage among netizens. Xi’an officials responded to this on the 23rd, saying that the cakes from a local store were moldy and thrown into the trash.
Coincidentally, on January 23, another video shot by citizens of Xi’an showed that a large amount of donations from various placesLove Vegetablesthrown into the trash.
The citizen who filmed the video said: “During the epidemic, I couldn’t eat food. Just look at the whole box and the whole box of vegetables and throw away all the good dishes. This is not what people do.”
“Look, the whole box is full of vegetables, throw them all away.” The citizen also opened a box of discarded vegetable baskets, took out a few zucchini wrapped in foam film, removed the film, and the zucchini was fresh without any trauma. Open it and see, this zucchini is fine, throw it all away. A whole box of a whole box.”
“I don’t know where it came from,” she said. “These boxes haven’t even been opened.”
In the video, the citizen also filmed the discarded beans and so on. There are probably dozens of boxes of vegetables thrown away.
It often happens that the CCP official throws away donated materials or intercepts donated materials. Previously, citizens have posted videos to expose such scandals.
Among them, some vegetables are treated as garbage by the government, some vegetables are rotten in the warehouse and no one cares, and some vegetables are divided up by local officials, police, urban management and community management personnel, and even donated materials are sold to local citizens at high prices.
Residents of Yanta District in Xi’an refuse to eat high-priced food, protests erupt
The city of Xi’an in Shaanxi Province, with a population of 13 million, announced the “city closure” on December 23 last year, and it has been a month since then. Extreme epidemic prevention measures have put a large number of citizens into difficulties. On January 20, a protest broke out in Huacheng International Community, Yanta District, Xi’an, refusing to eat high-priced food.
Mr. Yu, the owner of the community, told the Epoch Times reporter: “Before January 8, our community was a control area, and on January 9, our community was upgraded to a closed-control area. We couldn’t buy vegetables. The food is all the call from the property to deliver the food. The high-priced food, there is no way, we have to live! We can only buy it. Yesterday, because everyone felt that the property was bluffing and made a blunder, they went to the property and asked the community for an explanation. During this process , A large number of police came and enforced the law violently, arresting one person, everyone was extremely angry and gathered in front of the community office of the community and did not leave, demanding to release the person, and finally released the person, and the Yanta District Government downgraded our community at night.”
Responsible editor: Li Qiong#