What is the experience like suddenly being quarantined at a hot pot restaurant?
Recently, dozens of people were quarantined overnight at a Chinese hot pot restaurant after a case of COVID-19 was detected at this location.
According to Orient Today news agency of Henan province, China, a woman surnamed Wang is enjoying a late dinner at a hot pot restaurant with some friends in Zhengzhou city, China on March 18, on At the end of the meal, her friends left first, but when she got up from the table a few minutes later, she was told that the diner was in immediate “quarantine” because a case of COVID had been detected. .
“If I had only left this place a minute earlier, I would have left,” she told Orient Today, adding that about 30 other guests had experienced the same situation.
Still, it wasn’t an entirely terrible experience, she said.
“The restaurant keeps giving us free food. At 3am they make noodles for us, and in the morning they stir-fry some dishes. We can order whatever we want for us. hot pot – I ordered octopus, beef and noodles,” Wang shared. “I ate until I couldn’t move.”
Her story then went viral on China’s Twitter-like platform Weibo, with the hashtag “woman quarantined in a hot pot restaurant for being 1 minute late”- 【#女子晚走一分钟被隔离在火锅店#】 received more than 420 million views.
Social media users joke that this hot pot restaurant is one of the best places to quarantine. “If quarantined, I guess a hotpot restaurant wouldn’t be so bad. Or maybe a public bathhouse,” said one Weibo user.
A woman was forced into an overnight quarantine in a hotpot restaurant after a case of COVID-19 was detected there. She said she was given free food throughout the night.
Wang was allowed to leave the restaurant the next day, but was advised to stay at home for another 13 days, according to Beijing Youth Daily.
In recent months, China has seen a surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide, with tens of millions of people in medical isolation.
The sudden forced quarantine in this country is not uncommon. In January, Beijing was forced to quarantine an entire office building after a case of Omicron was detected there. In March, Shanghai Tower, the world’s second tallest building with 128 floors, also had to undergo emergency isolation after COVID was detected there.
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