「武汉市民抗议危废实验室落户 公安镇压致多人被捕（2026.06.12）」2026年6月12日，湖北省武汉市武昌区数百名市民走上街头，抗议当局在人口密集住宅区兴建一座危险废物处理实验室。抗议活动从白天持续至夜间，多名市民在公安清场行动中遭到抓捕。 涉事项目全称为"华中区域危险废物环境风险防控技术中心"，系中国"十四五"规划重大工程项目，由湖北省生态环境科学研究院负责建设。根据项目《建设项目环境影响报告》，该中心将开展危险废物鉴别、理化检测、样品贮存、毒理实验等约30,000批次作业，涉及腐蚀性、浸出毒性、易燃性、反应性物质及新污染物筛查。建筑第八层设有辐射分析室，实验废气排放物包含甲苯、甲醇、二氯甲烷、三氯甲烷、甲醛、氯化氢、氟化氢及氮氧化物等有害物质。 令周边市民愤慨的是，该项目选址位于武汉一环核心地带，紧邻公正路沿线多个住宅小区。据环评报告数据，最近的住宅小区"壹号院二期"距项目仅27米，另有12个小区处于500米范围以内，涉及市民数以万计。湖北省图书馆亦距项目仅数百米之遥。 市民在抗议传单中指出，全国共规划6个同类区域技术中心，其他5个均选址于城郊偏远地区，唯独华中项目落户武汉核心居住区。传单还援引2025年5月广州一起危废实验室爆炸事故，指出此类设施一旦发生故障或火灾，极可能导致废气废液外泄、危废扩散，威胁城区公共安全。 市民同时批评建设方存在程序违规：项目开工前仅完成环境影响评估，未依据武汉市相关规定开展社会稳定风险评估；对外公示信息中刻意回避"危险废物"字样，致使周边市民在项目开工数月后才得知其真实性质。对此，周边业主联名发出公开信，呼吁各界关注，要求相关部门严格遵守全国同类项目的选址规范，重新审核评估该项目选址，并补齐社会稳定风险评估等相关手续。 6月12日下午，距离项目最近的融创壹号院业主率先前往项目工地抗议。现场视频显示，业主与保安及身份不明人员发生激烈冲突，多名业主遭到暴力对待，导致数名业主倒地不起。 当天晚上，抗议进一步升级。来自融创壹号院、沙湖公寓等多个小区的业主联合行动，聚集至湖北省生态环境科学研究院门前，即项目所在地附近，以堵路等方式表达反对意见。武汉当局随即出动大量公安对抗议人群实施强制清场，多名参与者遭到抓捕。 目前，当地政府和项目建设单位尚未就市民提出的重新选址、补充社会稳定风险评估以及暂停施工等诉求作出公开回应。有业主透露，该项目原本计划在湖南落地，因遭到当地抵制未能推进，随后被转移至武汉选址建设，并指项目背后有湖北省副省长力推。值得注意的是，武汉曾是当年COVID-19病毒大流行的最初爆发地，部分科学家和情报机构认为病毒可能源自武汉病毒研究所的实验室泄漏。

纳粹还是建立一个毒气室，中共直接放在市中心放毒，赢麻。

谁能告诉我湖北省政府和武汉市政府是怎么想的要把这玩意儿规划到市中心，不说别的，但凡出点没法瞒的大事不就给自己的政治生涯判死刑了吗，好像也应该没有什么弄死周边市民的必要理由

这个政权就是它想干嘛就干嘛，韭菜们敢反对？那就干你们…这个政权邪恶至极，离倒台不远了

中国人真惨，过着地狱般的日子

湖北癌症村才还嫌不够多吗？以后湖北省能喝上干净的水，都是奢侈了😂

盐碱地日常，人还没死绝可以继续

没有一个人反抗。用车用刀用燃烧瓶。所以永远不可能成功

Wuhan Residents Protest Hazardous Waste Lab Siting; Police Crackdown Leads to Multiple Arrests (2026.06.12) On June 12, 2026, hundreds of residents in Wuchang District, Wuhan, Hubei Province took to the streets to protest the construction of a hazardous waste processing laboratory in a densely populated residential area. The demonstrations lasted from daytime into the night, with multiple residents detained during a police dispersal operation. The facility in question is officially named the "Central China Regional Hazardous Waste Environmental Risk Prevention and Control Technology Center." It is a major project under China's 14th Five-Year Plan, built by the Hubei Academy of Ecological and Environmental Sciences. According to the project's Environmental Impact Assessment report, the center will conduct approximately 30,000 batches of operations involving hazardous waste identification, physicochemical testing, sample storage, and toxicological experiments, handling corrosive, leaching-toxic, flammable, and reactive substances, as well as screening for emerging contaminants. The eighth floor houses a radiation analysis laboratory, and exhaust emissions from the facility include hazardous substances such as toluene, methanol, dichloromethane, chloroform, formaldehyde, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, and nitrogen oxides. What has incensed nearby residents is that the project is sited in Wuhan's inner ring — the city's core — immediately adjacent to multiple residential communities along Gongzheng Road. According to the EIA report, the nearest residential complex, "Yihao Yuan Phase II," is just 27 meters from the project site, while 12 additional residential communities fall within a 500-meter radius, affecting tens of thousands of residents. The Hubei Provincial Library is also located only a few hundred meters away. In protest leaflets, residents noted that six regional technology centers of this type are planned nationwide, and the other five are all sited in suburban or remote areas — only the Central China facility has been placed in a core Wuhan residential zone. The leaflets also cited a hazardous waste laboratory explosion in Guangzhou in May 2025, arguing that any malfunction or fire at such a facility could trigger the release of toxic gases and liquids, dispersing hazardous waste and threatening public safety in the urban area. Residents also criticized procedural irregularities in the project's approval process: only an environmental impact assessment was completed before construction began, without a social stability risk assessment as required under Wuhan municipal regulations. Public notices deliberately omitted the phrase "hazardous waste," leaving nearby residents unaware of the facility's true nature until months after construction had started. In response, homeowners from surrounding communities jointly issued an open letter calling for public attention, demanding that authorities strictly adhere to the siting standards applied to comparable projects nationwide, conduct a comprehensive review of this project's location, and complete the required social stability risk assessment and other outstanding regulatory procedures. On the afternoon of June 12, homeowners from Sunac Yihao Yuan — the community closest to the project site — were the first to go to the construction site to protest. Video footage from the scene showed homeowners in fierce clashes with security personnel and unidentified individuals; several homeowners were subjected to physical violence, with a number left unable to get up from the ground. That evening, the protests escalated further. Homeowners from Sunac Yihao Yuan, Shahu Apartments, and several other residential communities joined forces and gathered in front of the Hubei Academy of Ecological and Environmental Sciences — near the project site — blocking roads and other means to express their opposition. Wuhan authorities swiftly deployed a large contingent of police to forcibly clear the crowd, and multiple participants were arrested. As of now, local government authorities and the project developer have not publicly responded to residents' demands, which include relocating the facility, completing a social stability risk assessment, and suspending construction. Some homeowners have disclosed that the project was originally planned for Hunan Province but was blocked by local opposition before being transferred to its current Wuhan site, and that a Hubei vice governor has been a key advocate behind the project. It is worth noting that Wuhan was the initial epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, with some scientists and intelligence agencies having assessed that the virus may have originated from a laboratory leak at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

中国人不全都是没有脑子的蠢猪，永远会有英勇的有血性的人出来反抗不合理的政策

在中国，人已经习惯了规则程序都是做做样子或者很难执行，所以经常有实验室泄露或者爆炸这类事情 之前看新闻整个实验室学生感染得了乳腺癌被打压噤声，后来又看到实验室爆炸 在这样的环境中，新冠武汉病毒从实验室泄露几乎可以说是肯定的

我在武汉啊，你这是哪年的视频啊

支那731，果然名不虚传！支国搞各种秘密人体实验，还不承认！

@maskaus 中共的官大多贪污腐败，不要那天病毒又泄漏了，又想祸害全世界吧。

墙内刷不到一点信息

武汉市民为了家园安全勇敢发声，这种争取公民权利的精神值得敬佩，愿大家都平安！

武汉人真tmd倒了血霉🤭🤭

为什么，我住旁边我不知道呢，人才

又想搞一次新冠了

为武汉勇敢发声的市民们加油，保护家园的权利不容剥夺，坚持就是胜利！勇敢的武汉市民们，守护家园的抗争精神令人钦佩，正义终将战胜强权！

这是危废环境风险防控与技术研发中心（实验室），不是危废焚烧/填埋等处置厂，主要功能是检测鉴别、风险评估和技术研发。哪个实验室检测一下子拿个几吨危险品存里面。群众无知，和当年说无线网有辐射一个水平

将军点赞

纯属胡扯，现在在中国建什么老百姓哪知道

今天不抗议，明天毒气泄露或者爆炸就老实了

我都不知道为什么维护自己的合法利益，表达自己的诉求还要被捕，请大家持续关注事情的发展

为什么总是用暴力对待本国的人民？ 不允许持枪，他们却都有枪、有专业军队、有媒体、有监狱和不替民伸张正义的法律 现在我明白了为什么美国人就是不放弃持枪权 枪杆子里出政权的这个政权，怕被枪杆子夺走政权。

没有真理啊！哪里能搞的到？

💔

@c338ki_selina 台灣科技神仙島

疫情期间的钱特别好挣！我相信很多行业都门清：就拿跑外卖来说 好单一公里能干到六七块！以前跑一天能抵我现在跑三天的量 你就知道为什么会封路了 那些能办通行证的更猛 一天能挣三五千 上面领导那都是一天几万几万的进账

中共这狗东西已经无所顾忌，明目张胆的、肆无忌惮的祸害大陆人民。

各种私人垃圾填埋处理厂多得是，相当于毒源

为什么不建在市政府或市政府主宰小区边上？

造谣狗你真是该死啊

抄袭都抄不明白，你还是吃了没文化的亏，叫你当初读书的时候，你非要去骚扰女生，悲哀啊