Non-Uyghur markets and non-Uyghur shops are increasing in East Turkistan

In recent years, due to the genocide committed by China in East Turkistan, Uyghurs have become less and less visible in the busy markets of East Turkistan.

Ms. Zumrat, an eyewitness of the camp, revealed in videos shared on social media that even during this year's Eid-ul-Fitr, there were fewer Uyghurs in clothing stores, and even some markets and festivals became Uyghur-free.

Two of these videos were released on Maytag, and the shopkeepers said, "There is no one in Heath Market, you people have moved to another planet!? Unprecedented events are happening.

In the videos taken from Konsul Street in Urumqi, it can be seen that there are very few people on the eve of Eid, and the merchant revealed that the market was deserted and devoid of Uyghurs. It's getting too much. What a bunch of people!” said that

A few days ago, a video released in Kashgar revealed that the markets, shops and streets that used to be bustling on the eve of Eid had been deserted for two days.

For several years, China has exiled Uyghurs to the Chinese provinces and the Chinese-majority areas of East Turkistan in the name of "renewing and beautifying the old settlements" with the evil purpose of destroying the religious and national identity and culture of East Turkistan people - The Uyghurs were forcibly removed and converted to the Chinese style. Also, some historical markets were destroyed, flattened or closed.

Observers say that by destroying the Uyghur communities in East Turkistan, the Chinese regime is destroying historical traces, communities, neighborliness and architectural culture, and in doing so, it is trying to achieve its evil goals, such as economic weakening of the people, more effective control and surveillance, and reduction of the population. They are trying to permanently absorb East Turkistan by de-Uyghurizing Turkistan.