Wuhan plunged back into lockdown almost three years after first Covid case with 800k in quarantine

CHINA has plunged 800,000 people in Wuhan back into lockdown as the Communist nation continues its brutal "Covid Zero" policies.

Beijing is taking a no-tolerance approach to the virus - enforcing a lockdown in the city after just 20 to 25 new infections a day this week.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping - who was this week made "Emperor for Life" - is using what has been dubbed as the "world's strictest lockdown" to control his citizens.