Vídeo: funcionários fogem de fábrica de iPhones na China após lockdown

Por Metrópoles, parceiro do GMC Online Publicado 04/11/2022 às 08h30

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O governo da China determinou isolamento de sete dias na Zona Econômica do Aeroporto de Zhegzhou, onde está localizada a Foxconn, maior distribuidora de iPhones do mundo, devido a um surto de Covid-19.

Imagens divulgadas nas redes sociais mostram trabalhadores da fábrica fugindo do local para não ficarem em isolamento. As restrições fazem parte da política de Covid zero implementada pelo governo chinês.

É possível ver trabalhadores pulando grades e correndo em vias nas redondezas da fábrica. Alguns funcionários conseguiram carona em caminhões que passavam pelo local. Veja:

Workers have broken out of #Apple’s largest assembly site, escaping the Zero #Covid lockdown at Foxconn in #Zhengzhou. After sneaking out, they’re walking to home towns more than 100 kilometres away to beat the Covid app measures designed to control people and stop this. #China pic.twitter.com/NHjOjclAyU
— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) October 30, 2022

Workers have broken out of #Apple’s largest assembly site, escaping the Zero #Covid lockdown at Foxconn in #Zhengzhou. After sneaking out, they’re walking to home towns more than 100 kilometres away to beat the Covid app measures designed to control people and stop this. #China pic.twitter.com/fShxj8WpIl
— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) October 30, 2022

Meanwhile nationalists in #China have convinced themselves that their country has a monopoly on wisdom re the correct handling of #Covid. They’re often going on about “the West” and its opening up but actually its the whole world apart from China which has abandoned Zero Covid https://t.co/iKOPF56tpo
— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) October 30, 2022

Looks like some of the escaped Foxconn employees have been detained while trying to get home and straight away caught a blast of some sort of anti-#Covid spray. #China’s Zero-Covid measures are putting massive pressure on the economy, on livelihoods, on social stability. https://t.co/yc7XES3WBK
— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) October 30, 2022