Guandong province is facing a massive outbreak of a mosquito-borne virus, with thousands of infection cases.
The authorities in China’s southern Guangdong Province have reinstated Covid-style lockdown and containment tactics to curb a major outbreak of the mosquito-borne Chikungunya virus, which has already infected thousands of people.
The outbreak is centered in Foshan, a city 170km north of Hong Kong, where more than half of the nearly 8,000 reported cases have occurred.
The virus typically causes sudden fever, rash, and severe joint pain, which can be debilitating and sometimes prolonged. While it is rarely fatal, the symptoms can severely affect quality of life. Unlike Covid-19, which began in 2019 and led to more than 7 million deaths worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, Chikungunya is not directly transmitted person to person.
Infected individuals are being quarantined in special isolation wards or hospitals, local officials say. They are required to remain in beds protected by mosquito nets to prevent mosquitoes from biting patients and spreading the virus.
The local authorities have launched an aggressive anti-mosquito campaign, ordering residents to eliminate all stagnant water sources in and around their homes. Community workers are conducting door-to-door inspections, and those found in violation face fines of up to 10,000 yuan ($1,400) or even criminal charges for obstructing public health efforts.
Selon Bloomberg, la Chine remet en place des restrictions sanitaires Covid en raison d’une flambée de chikungunya. #Chine #virus #santépublique pic.twitter.com/2vG789RAJu
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Photos and videos shared on social media show empty, fog-filled streets, as insecticide is sprayed to control mosquito populations. Drones have been deployed to identify potential breeding sites, and the authorities have introduced elephant mosquitoes – a harmless species whose larvae prey on virus-carrying mosquitoes – into the local ecosystem.
🚨🇨🇳 China Hit by Worst Chikungunya Outbreak Ever – 7,000+ Infected
In Foshan, Guangdong, thousands suffer high fever, rash & joint pain
🔴COVID-style lockdowns return
🔴Quarantine in mosquito-netted beds
🔴Mass spraying, drone inspections#China #dexmarket #Sismo #Karachi pic.twitter.com/2aycj5DnYq— Your Views Your News (@urviewsurnews) August 6, 2025
In addition, thousands of mosquito-eating fish have been released into ponds and stagnant water bodies across the city. Guangdong has also implemented real-name registration for the purchase of any medications related to symptoms of the virus, aiming to track and manage cases more effectively. Chikungunya was first identified in Tanzania in the 1950s and has since caused outbreaks across Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe.
#Breaking #China revives #Covid-era healthcare measures to prevent the spread of the new #Virus, In Guangdong province.
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Now we have AI and 5-6G, robots and drones, we don’t need all these people, they have served their purpose and are excess to requirements, now it is time to delete them, in a way they will never know whats going on until we get them down to managble levels.
I’ve been informed by my Asian other half that growing up it was normal to see the neighborhoods being sprayed with poison in this manner, ostensibly to combat “dengue fever”, so probably nothing out of the new normal. Just a reminder; NZ still sprays passengers with fly spray after arriving from certain destinations, so we already have a foot firmly in the 3rd world here already.
Yes, any excuse to mass poison humanity, like spraying DDT directly onto children to combat polio back in the day, and always followed up with a “safe and effective” vaccines.
Funny how pandemics, that usually happen, very few hundred years, are now being churned out, in a space of a few years. Guess they must be in vogue with the elites.