Woman trapped in Covid quarantine in horror looks through CCTV as her dog destroys her house

A CHINESE woman trapped in a 14-day quarantine helplessly watches through CCTV as her dog destroys her living room and wardrobe.

The owner from the locked city of Xi’an said she was not allowed to bring pets into the quarantine center with her, so she prepared enough food for her dog and left him at home alone.

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After she left, the woman’s beloved pet sat at the front door and waited for her return.

But on the second day, the dog became nervous and started ripping off her sofa, China reports. News HouLang.

She shared the video on Chinese social media with the content: “Every day, it tears down the house, every day it breaks a new item.

“Almost everything in the house is broken now.”

However, despite the damage to the home, Liu said: “At least my dog ​​is healthy.

“He hasn’t eaten anything that bad. In seven days we can go home, and everything will be better. “

The woman added: “The house may become a trash can, but we can clean it up, and it will be fine.”

Chinese authorities have repeatedly struggled with what to do with pets while residents are quarantined.

Elsewhere, in Hong Kong, more than 1,000 hamsters will be euthanized and about 150 pet store visitors sent to government quarantine facilities as city officials react to concerns about the contamination. transmission of coronavirus from animals to humans.

Health officials in the Chinese territory have opened an investigation into the hamsters imported from the Netherlands.

This happened after a pet store employee who received two BioNTech shots tested positive for Covid.

Xian has reported more than 1,600 cases but no deaths in the latest spike.

That’s a small number compared to outbreaks in other countries, a sign of China’s zero-tolerance strategy of quarantining every case, mass testing, and trying to contain outbreaks. New infections from abroad have helped the country contain major outbreaks.

However, the shutdowns are far more stringent than anything seen in the West, and have caused enormous damage to the economy and disrupted the lives of millions.

News of people in Xi’an seeking emergency medical care but being denied at hospitals because of no current COVID-19 test results have spread online.

They include a pregnant woman who felt sick to her stomach on New Year’s Day but was not allowed to be hospitalized, according to a post by the woman’s niece that was widely shared on social media.

The woman waited outside the hospital on a pink plastic stool until she started bleeding. In a video shot by her husband that went viral, a pool of blood could be seen at her feet.

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