Watch: Video Allegedly Shows CCP Sealing People In Homes Amid Virus Outbreak

Unconfirmed videos were published on Twitter handle @TruthAbtChina that show the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) law enforcement or health officials or some governmental agency, placed "seals" on apartment doors to make sure people abide by new lockdown orders. 

In the first video, TruthAbtChina tweeted: "People have been escaping quarantined communities in the recent lockdowns in China. In response, the CCP is putting a seal on the door of each apartment. The stickers say: If the seal is broken, there will be legal consequences." 

People have been escaping quarantined communities in the recent lockdowns in China. In response, the CCP is putting a seal on the door of each apartment. The stickers say: If the seal is broken, there will be legal consequences.

Dec 31, 2020 thru Jan 7, 2021 pic.twitter.com/SkxSEbuFi7

— Things China Doesn’t Want You To Know (@TruthAbtChina) January 9, 2021

If Twitter police delete the video – we saved a segment of it in GIF format.

New lockdowns are the result of the virus pandemic reemerging in the country. 

The Twitter handle outlined infections are increasing in Yingkou, a coastal prefecture-level city of central southern Liaoning province, which state-media is attributing the cases as "imported." 

"Whether or not they are imported, the CCP is locking down communities where the confirmed cases had contact," TruthAbtChina said.

There is a new outbreak in Yingkou, which Chinese state media is attributing to 4 "imported cases" on Friday and 2 more "imported" today.

Whether or not they are imported, the CCP is locking down communities where the confirmed cases had contact.

Jan 9, 2021
Yingkou, Liaoning pic.twitter.com/J9ebfq7tVD

— Things China Doesn’t Want You To Know (@TruthAbtChina) January 10, 2021

To reiterate, the videos are unconfirmed and could be recycled from earlier in the pandemic when CCP officials were locking people in their homes to mitigate the spread. 

But while a sudden stratospheric warming event has split the pour vortex into two, blanketing China with frigid air, colder temperatures will accelerate outbreaks, as Goldman Sachs recently noted. 

So it comes as no surprise that we can confirm 11 million people were placed into lockdown in the city of Shijiazhuang because of increasing infections. 

Health officials have sealed off the Hebei province and ordered mass testing. 

Travel restrictions were also put in place around China’s capital Beijing. 

So it remains to be seen if the videos are legit but outline that China may have a virus problem that could slow its economic recovery.