Hazmat Suit-Clad Goons Drag People From Their Homes As Eighty-Six People Die Of Corona Virus In A Day In China And The Death Toll Hits 724

People suspected of corona virus are being forcibly dragged from their homes by officials in hazmat suits and taken to camps as the Communist regime begins to round up sufferers in Wuhan.

A video went viral in which representatives in hazmat suits are seen gripping two men with their arms and third one was lifted up from the floor forcefully . This video was filmed in Wuhan, and the footage came after China’s Vice Premier Sun Chunlan called for a ‘ people’s war ‘ against the rapidly spreading outbreak.

Several officials pick up one man, who had been resisting their efforts, and carry him down the stairs in the disturbing video — Source: Twitter

The city, which is the epicenter of the virus, was ordered by the central government of the country last week to pick up all suspected patients and their immediate family members in large scale quarantine camps.

More than 700 people were killed by the virus till Saturday, with 86 people dying on Friday alone, and more than 34,500 infected worldwide.

The footage, thought to have been filmed in Wuhan, China, shows officials in protective suits forcefully removing people suspected of having coronavirus from their home — Source: Twitter

In the video, one person wearing a face mask is seen as being quickly dragged along by officials and soon followed by a woman in a winter jacket held in a protective suit under the arms by somebody.

The officials, however, have far more trouble loading a third person who lays in a hallway and refuses to be taken away to the medical camp.

China has demanded four types of people in Wuhan to be put into mandatory isolation in quarantine stations: confirmed cases, suspected cases, people who have close contact with the former two, and those who have fever. Pictured, patients rest at a makeshift hospital — Source: EPA

China has called for the mandatory isolation of four types of people at quarantine stations in Wuhan: confirmed cases, suspected cases, people with close contact with the former two and those with fever.

A screen grab from a CCTV news programme shows China — Source: CCTV

According to authorities, the death toll in China rose by 86 to 722 on Saturday and is about to pass the 774 deaths reported worldwide during the 2002-2003 SARS epidemic, another corona virus that sprang from animals to humans in China.

The Wuhan coronavirus had killed 722 in China and 724 worldwide as of Saturday, with one death in Hong Kong and another in the Philippines (pictured are cases around the world) — Source: Twitter

The new number takes to 724 globally the amount of people that have died from corona virus, with one death in Hong Kong and one in the Philippines.

It was also confirmed on Saturday that the first American who had lived in Wuhan died of the virus on Thursday with and was 60 years of age.

Health workers in protective gear were still working in Yokohama Bay as darkness fell on Friday with the Diamond Princess in quarantine — Source: Reuters

Four Britons-a couple and their two kids-were also admitted to Son Espases Hospital in Palma, Mallorca, this weekend after virus testing.

Two people were also seen pushing the substance along an empty street — Source: Twitter

The admissions took place after the unidentified dad, who lives in Mallorca, went to the emergency room on Thursday to tell medics that he had been in contact with a person who had been suffering from the virus.

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