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Anger in China after officials break into homes in hunt for Covid contacts - Vimarsana News

Anger in China after officials break into homes in hunt for Covid contacts

Officials in Guangzhou apologise for ‘violent’ behaviour after 84 homes broken into during search for possible close contacts

Authorities in south China apologise over COVID-19 break-ins - Vimarsana News

Authorities in south China apologise over COVID-19 break-ins

Authorities in southern China have apologised for breaking into the homes of people who had been taken to a...

Authorities in south China apologize over COVID-19 break-ins - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Authorities in south China apologize over COVID-19 break-ins - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Authorities in southern China have apologized for breaking into the homes of people who had been taken to a quarantine hotel in the latest example of heavy-handed virus-prevention measures that have sparked a rare public backlash. State media said that 84 homes in an apartment complex in Guangzhou city’s Liwan district had been opened in…

Furore over 'break-ins' - Vimarsana News

Furore over 'break-ins'

BEIJING: Authorities in southern China apologised for breaking into the homes of people quarantined for being suspected of contracting Covid-19, in the latest example of heavy-handed measures that have sparked a rare public backlash.

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China: Officials Engaged in 'Violent' Break-ins While Trapping Residents in Quarantine Camps - Vimarsana News

China: Officials Engaged in 'Violent' Break-ins While Trapping Residents in Quarantine Camps

Officials in charge of Liwan district in southern China's Guangzhou city apologized for "unlocking 84 houses of residents."