Violation of epidemic prevention and control regulations
Also spread rumors that "kidnapped by Chinese police"
This female foreign teacher has been scheduled to leave the country!
The American teacher, Emily O'Dell, taught at Pittsburgh College at Sichuan University before the incident. According to the data, she has a doctorate in literature from Brown University, has taught at well-known universities such as Columbia University and Harvard University, and has written articles for many media in the United States.
Instead of cooperating with epidemic prevention, it also spread rumors and slandered the Global Times report to restore the causes and consequences of the incident. At the end of July this year, Emily traveled from Chengdu to Danba County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, and stayed at a homestay.
On August 4, in the process of epidemic prevention and control, the prevention and control personnel asked Emily to show the "Sichuan Tianfu Health Pass" and measure her body temperature, but she refused to cooperate even with the first step of showing the health code, and she was very emotional, and even cried at the scene. Witnesses said that the police and epidemic prevention and control personnel did not take any compulsory measures against her, and there was no physical contact, which could be confirmed by the owner of the homestay and other people present.
On the evening of August 4, Emily began to spread various rumors on overseas social media, claiming that she had been "kidnapped" by Chinese government personnel, that "more than 20 police officers came to arrest her", and that she "wanted to ask the US Embassy for help" and asked the US Marine Corps to "rescue" her. In fact, after Emily did not cooperate with the prevention and control inspection, three police officers came to the scene, and since she was a foreigner, she asked two police officers in charge of immigration management to assist.
As for the other three policemen, they were performing other official duties and only passed by the homestay before the incident. According to the police officers involved, Emily looked in a good mood and took a picture of them with her mobile phone, and they smiled at the camera out of courtesy. Several of the policemen in the photo are obviously smiling friendly, but Emily describes them as "very scary" and "female murderers".
Dismissed from school and released from the country with a limited deadline, Emily's discriminatory and inflammatory remarks on social media have caused a bad impact. On August 12, Pittsburgh College of Sichuan University said that Emily seriously violated the basic code of conduct of university teachers, and the college had zero tolerance for this, and decided to end the employment relationship with Emily, which took effect on the same day.
At the same time, due to Emily's rumors and racist remarks on social media. On August 24, the Danba police and the Chengdu police summoned her according to law, and she confessed to her slander and rumor-mongering.
On August 27, the Danba County Public Security Bureau, with the approval of the Sichuan Provincial Public Security Department, imposed Emily on emily for a limited period of time and stayed until September 2 in accordance with article 81 of the Exit-Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. The latest news is that Emily has departed from Shanghai on September 2 to return to the United States.
This is not the first time that foreigners have been subjected to a deadline for leaving the country for violating China's epidemic prevention requirements In March 2020, Liang Mou, an Australian "running woman" who was concerned by the whole network in Beijing at the beginning of last year, entered the country on March 14, and went out running without wearing a mask in a community on the 15th, and was dissuaded by the staff and emotionally refused to cooperate.
On the 17th, Liang was dismissed by bayer company where he was employed; on the 18th, he was given a deadline by the public security organs to leave the country.
In March 2020, a foreign man in Xi'an was prevented from entering the building by staff for not wearing a mask. The man insulted the staff, made insulting gestures, and picked up items and smashed them at the staff.
On the evening of March 29, the Yanta Branch of the Xi'an Municipal Public Security Bureau issued a notice that the foreigner did not wear a mask to enter his rental community and refused to obey the management of the property personnel. Upon investigation, if his conduct disturbs public order, he shall be given an administrative punishment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security and the Law of the People's Republic of China on Exit-Entry Administration, and shall be sentenced to leave the country within a time limit.
In April 2020, a Tanzanian man in Beijing did not cooperate with the community's epidemic prevention and control measures, went out at will during the period of home isolation, and removed the door magnetic alarm device more than once.
After work, the police have imposed an administrative penalty on the person in accordance with Article 50 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security and Article 81 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Exit-Entry Administration, and have left the country within a time limit.
Article 81 of the Exit-Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China clearly stipulates: "Foreigners who engage in activities that are inconsistent with the reasons for staying or staying, or who have other circumstances that violate the provisions of Chinese laws and regulations and are not suitable for continued stay and residence in China, may be punished with a time limit for leaving the country." "No matter who you are, you have to comply with the laws and regulations!"
Source: Morning News Comprehensive Report