
Chongqing, China.
Special Containment Procedures: Apertures leading into SCP-7041 are to be monitored and blocked from public access as they become active. Civilians entering or exiting SCP-7041 apertures are to be amnesticised and returned to their respective dimensions. Other standard Veil protocols do not apply within SCP-7041 instances.
Mobile Task Force Rho-14 ("Run, Rabbit, Run") are to conduct regular expeditions into SCP-7041 instances in order to contain SCP-7041-1 and SCP-7041-2. A full schedule of future expeditions and associated containment equipment is currently kept by Chief Silva. Equipment handled by MTF-Ρ-14 specialists is contingent on the approved containment attempt and size of the active SCP-7041 aperture.
By default, MTF-Ρ-14 personnel are to carry a stun baton, two long-range tasers, two sedative grenades, three packets of Compound R-8111, and two bottles of water. This equipment has been approved for use against both SCP-7041-1 and any other individuals or groups (including civilian authorities within SCP-7041 instances) attempting to impede the Foundation's efforts. Active MTF-Ρ-14 personnel are to be rotated out on a monthly basis to prevent overexertion, injury, and overuse of Compound R-811. In case of severe impairment, the use of anomalous treatment methods on MTF-Ρ-14 personnel has been approved.
Recruitment efforts to increase MTF-Ρ-14's numbers are currently underway. Members should have experience in urban exploration/containment efforts, along with high athletic capability and parkour experience. Familiarity with the layout of Chongqing is also necessary, and conversational fluency in Mandarin Chinese is recommended.
Upon containment, SCP-7041-1 is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell. SCP-7041-2 is to be transported to Site-03's R&D lab and implemented into ongoing containment efforts and Frith radiation research.
Description: SCP-7041 is the collective designation for randomly occurring pocket dimensions containing iterations of Chongqing, China. These instances loop when approaching the city limits of Chongqing and lack any Foundation infrastructure or personnel. Hume levels within SCP-7041 instances are in a state of constant degradation, and instances will undergo a ZK-Class Failure of Reality Scenario roughly three to four weeks after manifestation. Civilians native to SCP-7041 instances display no acknowledgement of these anomalous effects.

A pedestrian alleyway within an SCP-7041 instance.
SCP-7041 instances are accessible via access points that appear within baseline Chongqing. These apertures usually manifest in small, obscured spaces, such as within dumpsters or air vents, and lead to the corresponding area within SCP-7041 instances. Once an instance of SCP-7041 vanishes, so too will the corresponding aperture. New instances manifest roughly four times a month on average. Apertures to newly-created SCP-7041 instances can also manifest within existing SCP-7041 instances, along with apertures to entire parallel universes. However, due to the temporary nature of SCP-7041 instances, these apertures have been deemed unsuitable for reliable trans-universal travel. No methods of expanding these apertures or preventing their disappearance have been found.
SCP-7041-1 is a male-presenting human who inhabits and travels through SCP-7041 instances freely. Subject appears to be between 30 to 40 years old, is of Middle Eastern descent, and can be identified by a large burn on the left side of its head. SCP-7041-1 displays anomalous traits such as precognitive abilities2, minimal exhaustion after long-term athletic exertion, immunity to temporal anomalies, and innate knowledge of the location of SCP-7041 apertures3. Additionally, it has shown robust experience in parkour, urban traversal, hand-to-hand combat, and navigating the layout of Chongqing. The primary goal of SCP-7041-1 appears to be the prevention of acquisition of SCP-7041-2.
According to eyewitness accounts, SCP-7041-2 is a small (11cm x 11cm) metallic cast of a human heart. Approximately once every hour, SCP-7041-2 releases a large amount of Frith radiation, a recently discovered type of radiation capable of counteracting spaciotemporal anomalies. This is believed to be the cause of the gradual degradation of SCP-7041 instances. The release of this radiation allows for both easy location of apertures and tracking of SCP-7041-2's location. SCP-7041-2 is believed to remain on SCP-7041-1's person at all times, often fastened directly to its body via a harness.
SCP-7041-1 has currently evaded all attempts at containment of both itself and SCP-7041-2. Additionally, the Foundation has encountered several other anomalous individuals and Groups of Interest attempting to apprehend SCP-7041-1 or gain entry into contained SCP-7041 apertures. These interlopers appear to originate from both baseline reality and parallel universes - investigation into their knowledge of SCP-7041-1 and SCP-7041-2 is currently ongoing.
Addendum 7041/1 - Frith Radiation: Upon discovery of SCP-7041-2's anomalous effects, Dr. Kanamori of Site-03 gave a presentation regarding Frith radiation. What follows is an excerpt detailing the properties of what would soon be classified as SCP-7041-2.
BEGIN LOG
Speaker: Doctor Hisato Kanamori
Date: 15/2/2018
Subject: A presentation on the basics of Frith Radiation and SCP-7041. This presentation was held in order to request funding for a task force dedicated to containing SCP-7041-1 and SCP-7041-2.
(Doctor Kanamori adjusts his microphone and looks through his notes before beginning. An image of Site-54 is projected behind him.)
I think I speak for all of us when I say that the loss of Site-544 still weighs heavy on our minds. Those of us involved with spaciotemporal anomalies have had to… well, rethink everything we know about containment. Whether our equipment is up to snuff, which anomalies are unknowingly capable of catastrophic events, when the next containment failure will happen…
We're all looking for answers - looking for what to do next. Combing through every anomalous item and bit of research we have to find some way to bolster our existing spaciotemporal equipment and refine how we produce XACTS devices, all to ensure nothing of this magnitude ever happens again.
(Slide change to the skyline of Chongqing.)
Now, I hope you've all taken a look at the documentation I've sent over for SCP-7041, what little of it is currently set in stone. This anomaly, this infinite repetition of the mammoth urban playscape that is Chongqing, was brought to our attention when we detected a sudden burst of what we're calling Frith radiation.
(Slide change to a diagram displaying a "Frith source" and a temporal anomaly, each respectively emanating Frith particles and a temporal field.)
From the few tests we've been able to conduct within SCP-7041, Frith radiation particles are able to mitigate and perhaps even neutralize anomalous spaciotemporal fields. Whereas XACTS devices utilize relativistic accelerators to control such temporal characteristics, the use of radiation could lead to the creation of much more effective temporal sinks. Due to Site-03's research on both spaciotemporal anomalies and how non-anomalous radiation interacts with them, we believe we have the resources to reverse engineer the source of Frith radiation within SCP-7041 and potentially mass produce it for wider Foundation use.
(Slide change to a list of potential uses for Frith radiation.)
This means we could develop safer temporal equipment, help better contain dangerous anomalies, and… I hope I'm not speaking too soon, but perhaps even render the spaciotemporal anomaly around Site-54 inert. We imagine the uses for Frith radiation are even more plentiful, yet further research is needed to fully ascertain what's possible, what's practical, and just how easy it is to reproduce.
(Slide change to a blurry image of SCP-7041-1, taken while escaping from Foundation personnel).
But to do all that, we first need to contain the source…
END LOG
Addendum 7041/2 - Attempted Interview: The following is an interview conducted with SCP-7041-1 shortly after its discovery. Note that this interview was given while actively chasing it.
Addendum 7041/3 - Containment Attempt Log: The following is an abridged collection of unsuccessful containment attempts of SCP-7041-1 and SCP-7041-2.
Incident 7041/50: The following is a transcript taken from MTF-P-14's body cameras depicting the events of Attempt 50.
Addendum 7041/4 - Post-Incident Testimony: Following his retrieval from the SCP-7041 instance, MTF-P-14 Specialist Kilo gave his testimony on what transpired between him and SCP-7041-1 following Incident 7041/50.