An announcement is made at a large furniture store in Shanghai, which is crowded over the weekend.
[매장 안내 방송 : 방금 정부 요청에 따라 본 상점 출입을 잠정 중단합니다.]
People flocked to the exit all at once, saying that the entire store could be locked down.
As some customers rushed out of the store, quarantine and security personnel rushed to close the door.
However, as people who haven’t come out yet, screams are heard, and the guests forcefully open the door and push the staff to escape.
This happened when several people who had been in close contact with the confirmed person stopped by this store.
According to the announcement, about 300 customers remained in the store.
Eventually, he was imprisoned until dawn and then transferred to an isolation facility.
[자오단단 | 중국 상하이시 방역 담당 : 이틀 시설격리와 닷새 동안 건강관찰을 해야 합니다.]
A post on social media was followed saying that only those who did not escape to keep the quarantine guidelines suffered damage.
Criticism is also continuing for tourists who were stranded in the lockdown after visiting the resort town of Hainan.
They told me not to get off the bus I was moving, and then told me to fill up the toilet in the bucket.
[관광객 (하이난에서 상하이 복귀) : 이게 사람이 할 일 입니까. 우리를 짐승 취급 하는 겁니까.]
There is an increasing number of complaints on Chinese social media, ‘How can we save the economy in this way?’
The slump in domestic demand is deepening, with local governments having to change the PCR test fee, which was free, to a fee.
This is Jung Young-tae from SBS in Beijing.
(Video coverage: Choi Duk-hyun / Editing: Yoon Tae-ho / Screen source: Weibo / Production: D Contents Planning Department)