Protests broke out in at least two subdistricts in China’s southwest megacity Chongqing on Nov. 25 and Nov. 26.
China has recently seen massive protests across the country against the Chinese communist regime’s zero-COVID measures, triggered by growing angst from the prolonged lockdowns and further fueled by horrific deaths of at least 10 people, according to official reports, in an apartment fire in Xinjiang’s capital city of Urumqi in north-western China on Nov. 25. First responders were unable to reach those in the fire that burnt for around three hours due to COVID-19 blockades, with witnesses saying that residents were trapped in their building by locks throughout the residential compound.
