Chinese anti-coronavirus inspector uses his kung fu moves to prevent a man from returning to his home after his village was locked down
- A video shows the villager arriving on his bike and trying to go back home
- The officer performs martial art moves to prevent the resident from crossing
- The intimidated man then gets back on his motorbike and rides off in a hurry
- The village has reportedly imposed self-isolation measures amid the outbreak
- Coronavirus has killed 2,705 people and infected over 80,326 people globally
A Chinese officer has been caught on camera performing martial art moves to stop a villager from returning to his home after his village was locked down due to the coronavirus.
The video shows the community worker and his colleague standing guard behind a red ribbon stretched across the entire width of a road, preventing outsiders from entering.
The male resident is seen in the footage arriving on his small electric bike and trying to cross the blockade.
The video shows the community worker and his colleague standing behind a red ribbon stretched across the entire width of a road, blocking outsiders from entering the area
The villager is pictured trying to enter his neighbourhood. He is taken by surprise when the inspector screams and performs a back flip, followed by another spinning sweeping kick
The cyclist says to the two black-suited officers: ‘Just for a short while. I want to go home and have a look.’
The villager is taken by surprise when the inspector screams and performs a backflip, followed by a spinning sweeping kick.
The officer then does another kung fu move while the intimidated traveller gets back on his motorbike and rides off in a hurry.
The officer then does another kung fu move to prevent the visitor from crossing the blockade
The traveller, who appears to be scared, gets back on his motorbike and rides off in a hurry
It is believed that the incident took place in Shandong Province, eastern China as the visitor speaks with a heavy local accent.
The officer was allegedly one of the volunteering villagers who acted as checkpoint security guards during the coronavirus outbreak.
The village has reportedly imposed self-isolation measures amid the deadly epidemic, with no one allowed to enter or leave the area.
The village has reportedly imposed self-isolation measures amid the epidemic of coronavirus. The picture shows villagers with masks guarding a checkpoint in a rural area of Beijing, China
Villages across China have reportedly set up temporary fences in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak. A villager in Beijing is seen driving his tractor through a checkpoint
The picture shows passengers with masks travelling on the underground in Shanghai, China
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People are seen wearing protective masks walking through a market in Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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