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They are really projecting their endgame in zimbabwe with this coronasham. Wonder if it has anything to do with covering up for human traficking, slavery and chinese infiltration?
https://news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-zimbabwe-arrests-100-000-134645055.html
Coronavirus: Zimbabwe arrests 100,000 for 'violations' of measures
BBC BBC•July 19, 2020
More than 105,000 people have been arrested in Zimbabwe since March for violating regulations aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus, police say.
Around 1,000 were arrested in the last two days for "unnecessary movement" or for not wearing face masks, they add.
Restrictions have been eased slightly in the country, where more than 1,500 infections have been confirmed.
Critics accuse the government of using the measures to target the opposition and arrest activists, which it denies.
Opposition and civil society groups are mobilising for nationwide protests on 31 July to demand that President Emmerson Mnangagwa step down.
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Under current regulations, all Zimbabweans returning from abroad are required to remain in quarantine for three weeks at a government-approved facility. According to police, a total of 276 people had fled quarantine centres, including some who had tested positive.
Almost 30 of them had been arrested, and would be taken to court for exposing their families and communities to the virus, police added. They included two men who had infected seven members of a family, state television reported.
Police say they intend to step up efforts to enforce regulations arguing that many people have become complacent.
Drinking dens had opened and "beer-drinking binges" were being held in backyards, police said. "We'll be arresting all these violators," spokesman Paul Nyathi was quoted by state television as saying.
Zimbabwe's lockdown measures to combat the spread of coronavirus have worsened the country's economic and political crisis. The government expects the economy to shrink by 4.5% this year while annual inflation surged to 785% in June.
There are calls for more protests against President Mnangagwa, who appears increasingly intolerant of criticism, BBC World Service Africa regional editor Will Ross reports.