China Covid: Outrage after pet dog killed by health workers

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

Democrats or Republicans?

Republicans are pretty laid back. Republicans don't care about fuzzballs and don't wear masks.

 

[beijingwalker]

LoL, When a dog was killed in China, boom, big news, but... people are not the only ones US police love to shoot

 

[denel]

Republicans are pretty laid back. Republicans don't care about fuzzballs and don't wear masks.

You dickhead.... come here and I will put you in a covid ward and lock you in; until you get all the different pubs growing.
you need mental counseling.

 

[GS Zhou]

 

[Han-Tang]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1460765733613445124

 

[Stranagor]

In Iraq and Afghanistan, when rogue US army elements could not find civilians around to shoot at, they practiced on street animals as well as livestock.

 

[Brainsucker]

Well, I'm not PETE, so I don't care if a dog is killed or not. It is only an animal. The importance of an animal can't outweight human being. The owner can buy a new one later, if she still wants to have a pet.

 

[obj 705A]

LOL do westerners worship dogs or something? You know like how Indians worships cows? Because every time there is news about some dog being killed in China westerners are pissed off the same why Indians are pissed off when a cow get's killed.

 

[GS Zhou]

The interesting thing is, CNN spent 30min discussing "one dog dead in China due to the strict covid quarantine"; but it spent only 30 seconds reporting the latest daily death in America due to covid. The daily human death due to covid is not much according to the American standard, just around a thousand. So not worth of the time spent on reporting "a dog dead in China".

I don't know CNN cares so much about China, it even thinks a dog in China is much more important than the thousands of lives of their own American people.

CNN must be financed by CPC!

 

[Stranagor]

The interesting thing is, CNN spent 30min discussing "one dog dead in China due to the strict covid quarantine"; but it spent only 30 seconds reporting the latest daily death in America due to covid. The daily human death due to covid is not much according to the American standard, just around a thousand. So not worth of the time spent on reporting "a dog dead in China".

I don't know CNN cares so much about China, it even thinks a dog in China is much more important than the thousands of lives of their own American people.

CNN must be financed by CPC!

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1 dog in China > 700 US people perished due to COVID in a day.

No wonder Trump hated US media.

 

[OIO]

China Covid: Outrage after pet dog killed by health workers

The quarantined owner posted video showing one health worker beating her pet with a crowbar.

www.bbc.com

The killing of a pet dog in China while the owner was in Covid-19 quarantine has led to social media outrage and the sacking of a health worker.
Video footage of the incident, in Shangrao in Jiangxi province, appeared to show one of the Covid health workers who were disinfecting the woman's flat beating the dog with a crowbar.
It was recorded by her security camera.
The owner, who posted the footage online, said she was quarantining in a hotel that did not allow pets.
Local authorities issued a statement apologising for the incident and saying that one of the health workers had been dismissed, but claimed the dog had been the subject of a "harmless disposal".
The Shangrao neighbourhood, where the dog's owner lived, had been labelled a Covid-19 controlled area, meaning residents were forced to quarantine while health workers disinfected their homes.

The incident has added to criticism of China's "zero-Covid" strategy, under which local authorities have reacted quickly to individual cases with massive programmes of testing, tracing and localised lockdowns, including forced quarantine for residents.

The attack on the dog sparked outrage among social media users on China's Weibo platform, which is similar to Twitter. The video has been viewed millions of times, despite the dog owner's original post apparently having been taken down, and the incident was among the top trending items on Weibo on Sunday.
Among the most liked posts were one that read: "Who gave them the right to break into her home and kill her dog?"
Another said: "This is a violation of a citizen's privacy and the security of her property!"
And one Weibo user wrote: "Pets are an owner's private property and they cannot be culled without permission! Even if culling is necessary, there needs to be a solid, scientific basis for it!"
The Shangrao dog is reportedly not the first animal killed in China after its owner was sent to quarantine. Earlier this month, cats belonging to a resident of Chengdu were said to have been killed after testing positive for Covid-19.

And there were reports in September that three cats in Harbin in the province of Heilongjiang were euthanised while their owner was in quarantine, despite not having been tested for the disease.




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What you don't know is that more people oppose keeping dogs in cities and unconditionally support dog killing.

 

[Dungeness]

WOW, CNN, BBC......! The story of "A Chinese Dog" made to the highline news of "MSM". Lot of LOVE.

 

[Hack-Hook]

If the Chinese government wants it can come to India and kill the 40+ million stray dogs here. Will do a lot of good in calming the country, especially the idiotic middle class. And it will of course bring back the cats who are now at the point of extinction here.

you fix your dog problem, I gladly export millions of stray cat there for cheap

 

[jamahir]

you fix your dog problem, I gladly export millions of stray cat there for cheap

Done deal.

 

[redtom]

If American lives were worth more and more attention than Chinese dogs, we wouldn't have COVID-19 at all. I read that the United States recently approved a cure for smallpox, a disease that disappeared in 1980, and the only live virus that exists is in LABS in the United States and Russia. Does this mean that there will be a new smallpox epidemic in the future?