The case of forcing the door to be tested for Covid-19: The victim declared a lawsuit, what did the authorities say?

Recently, on the social network appeared a clip recording the scene of the competent force breaking the door and forcing a woman to take her for a COVID-19 test.

The woman was then taken down to the apartment lobby and asked to be tested for COVID-19, with medical staff already waiting. At this time, a member of the group broke the door of the apartment and threatened: "I make a record of sanctioning you now, are you against the law enforcement officer?". The incident was verified at Ehome 4 apartment building, Vinh Phu ward, TP. Thuan An, Binh Duong province. Through verification, the woman being coerced was Ms. HTPL (SN 1983, living in Ehome 4 apartment building).

Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau - Chairman of Vinh Phu Ward People's Committee - said that this delegation was led by the Secretary of the ward Party Committee - the head of the anti-epidemic committee of the ward, Mr. Vo Thanh Quan. According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau, because this woman refused to leave the house to test for COVID-19 at the request of the medical force, the building management suspected that this person had health problems. "So the new apartment management board asked the brothers in the ward to see how they were," said Mrs. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau.

After entering the house, the group of people learned that this woman did not want to go out to test for COVID-19 for fear of spreading the disease, because the apartment had an F0 number. The first 2 cases of the city. Thuan An, Binh Duong are from this apartment. When asked if breaking into the apartment was too strong a measure for people, at first, Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau said that there was no breaking the door of the apartment. However, later, she reiterated that because the building management board was worried about residents, she asked brothers in the ward to intervene to "see how". "This is the proposal of the Management Board of the apartment building," said Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Chau.

Talking to the Women's Newspaper of Ho Chi Minh City, Ms. L. said that her hands are in great pain today after being taken by the mobile police to lock her left hand to test for COVID-19. Ms. L. shared: "After the incident happened so far, the local government has not made any move to contact my family for official information. The health effects are not worrisome, but the damage is done. The mental harm of mother and daughter is what makes me angry. My mother and daughter are still feeling very worried."

Ms. L. said, on the morning of September 28, she was teaching yoga online to students when she heard a loud knock on the door. I asked if there was anything, they told me to go out and get tested for COVID-19. Ms. L replied that she was teaching so she could not come out. Then they climbed up to the window and said to enter, Ms. L continued to answer that she had tested negative herself, there was no need to test the community for fear of the risk of cross-contamination when gathering in large numbers.

Then, from inside the house, Ms. L. heard the door breaking, so she used her phone to record video as evidence. At first, she clearly turned the face of the person entering the house, but then her hand was locked backwards, so there was only sound. When the functional forces broke in, Ms. L was restrained and brought down to the apartment yard to test for COVID-19.

While being restrained to take the COVID-19 test, Ms. L. heard a member of the group wearing a white shirt say loudly, "Please don't drink, drink fine." Then someone else shouted, "I'm going to make a record of sanctioning you now, are you against the law enforcement officer?".

This woman was quite emotional when she mentioned that she was violently restrained in front of her children. "From yesterday until now, the baby has expressed fear and sadness when witnessing the incident and often cries. She always asks me why people destroy their house and arrest their mother? That is, in the baby's eyes, the image of deformed adults", Ms. L burst into tears when she told reporters.

Ms. L. affirmed that the fact that she recorded the clip and posted it on social networks was for everyone to see how the incident was. As for her refusal to test the community, if it's wrong, the law will handle it, but they don't have the right to treat citizens like that. After making the minutes of Ms. L., Vinh Phu ward force is temporarily holding her ID card to schedule a working day. "After the translation eases the tension, I will file a lawsuit to the court so that the people involved are responsible before the law," Ms. L. affirmed.

Regarding the incident, Mr. Vo Thanh Quan, Secretary of the Party Committee, Head of the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Disease Prevention and Control in Vinh Phu Ward, said that there are currently 2 positive cases of SARS-CoV in the area where Ms. L. lives. -2, so a quick test with this woman is essential. Because if you do not test, after October 1, returning to the new normal state will be very easy to create an outbreak here. Mr. Quan said: "Ms. L. has refused to cooperate to go out to test Covid-19 a few times, so this time we have to force them. We don't want to force any people. However, to prevent the epidemic. That's good, to prevent an outbreak, we have to do it fiercely during this period, it only takes a few minutes to take samples to test, everyone complies, but this person refuses to cooperate."

Lawyer Luu Tan Anh Toan, Director of Luu Vu Law Firm, acknowledged that when answering to the Laborer newspaper, testing for Covid-19 is necessary during the current dangerous epidemic period. Acts of not performing tests at the request of health authorities will be fined from 1-3 million VND. In addition, people who do not comply with measures to prevent and control infectious diseases may be criminally prosecuted if they become infected and spread Covid-19 disease to others.

Lawyer Toan also said that in case the functional unit enforces a request for Covid-19 test such as infiltrating a private residence, private house, breaking the door or forcing people to go into quarantine, it is necessary to ensure compliance with the law. regulations, such as a coercive decision of the competent authority.

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