China has issued a document banning fasting during Ramadan

China has strictly banned all worship and related information in the month of Ramadan this year in East Turkistan, and has issued a document banning the fasting of Tungas in the Chinese provinces as well.
According to Voice of America today, China has begun to implement the policy of banning Muslim worship in EastTurkistan to some extent in the Chinese provinces. An anonymous person from Yuxi City, Yunnan Province, told VOA that the Chinese regime does not allow students to fast in schools, and has issued a special document on the matter, emphasizing how those who fast will be punished and who should be monitored in the family.
The witness said that the document prohibiting Muslims from fasting was an emergency notice issued by the Yuxi City Council of Yunnan Province on the second day of Ramadan.
The Chinese regime in East Turkistan has started to implement the terror policy of banning various acts of worship, such as fasting, in the provinces of China, and the way it banned fasting in East Turkistan, it also used the same method in the provinces of China. In East Turkistan, the Chinese regime first banned Communist Party members, civil servants, teachers, students, and minors from fasting. After that, all people were banned from fasting and other forms of worship, and they were widely imprisoned for being accused of being "terrorists and religious fanatics.".