A bus carrying 45 residents who had been hustled out for a preventive quarantine crashed Sunday, killing 27 after the bus rolled into a ditch. Many have called the crash a tragic example of the toll of the nation’s harsh pandemic.
published in Lancet in April estimated the excess mortalities in China in 2020 and 2021 could be nearly four times the official tally.Public backlash against lockdowns has been widely censored in China, including on Monday. But a number of critiques of the Guiyang government were allowed to circulate, including from commentators who are usually government supporters.
“Why did Guiyang city have to transport quarantine subjects in a manner that is suspected of serious violations?” he asked, in a post on Weibo late Sunday. “For such a large-scale, long-distance transport, did it really have to be done so late at night, and was there really no alternative?”
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