China: strict COVID lockdown in Zhengzhou, workers are running from iphone factory

Foxconn lockdown: The cases of COVID-19 epidemic is still increasing in China. COVID cases are increasing rapidly in many provinces. At the same time, it's become hard for people to live there lives because of the lockdown. Meanwhile, Chinese workers are leaving the country's largest iPhone plant. Let us inform you that in view of the outbreak of COVID, China has announced strict COVID restrictions at the world's largest iPhone plant in Zhengzhou.

Employees will be kept in strict isolation

Foxconn employees are running to escape the COVID lockdown In can be seen In a video shared on Chinese social media in which people can be seen running out of the Foxconn-owned plant because of the increasing cases of Corona, all the employees working in Foxconn will be quarantined. let us inform you that Zhengzhou Foxconn employs about 300,000 employees and more than half of the world's iPhones are made in this factory. 

Many migrant laborers from Henan province are running home on foot because of the COVID 19 lockdown and lack of food and even public transport is not available in China due to the lockdown. Several videos are going viral on Chinese social media on Saturday in which Foxconn workers can be seen returning to their homes.

There are arrangements being made for Foxconn workers to not to eat on the streets. There were total 97 corona cases in the last 7 days in Zhengzhou which is the capital of Henan province. The city with the population of 10 million people has been partially locked down. China will continue the strict lockdown under the Zero COVID policy. 

China's zero covid policy

Foxconn serves supplier to US-based Apple, there are thousands of employees working at it's Zhengzhou campus some actions and rules are being taken to make the cities COVID free under the China's zero-covid policy. People are not allowed to exit and travel.