“In a keynote speech in Beijing, China CDC's chief infectious disease expert Wu Zunyou said that around 10 to 30 percent of Chinese people will get COVID-19 this winter, and the fatality rate will range between 0.09% to 0.16%.” pic.twitter.com/uA5q3lEHzP
Gesundheitsexperte prognostiziert drei #COVID19-Winterwellen in China
Der Epidemiologe Wu Zunyou sagte, er gehe davon aus, dass die derzeitige Infektionswelle bis Mitte Januar andauern werde, während die zweite Welle dann durch Massenreisen im Januar rund um das einwöchige… pic.twitter.com/GgmRdSwXkM
Health expert predicts three #COVID19 winter waves in China Epidemiologist Wu Zunyou said he expects the current wave of infections to last until mid-January, while the second wave will then spread through mass travel in January around the week-long…
Lunar New Year, which begins on January 21st. At this time, millions of people usually travel to spend the holidays with their families. The third wave of cases will occur from late February to mid-March when people look for the
return to work on holidays. According to their own statements, more than 90% of the population in China have been fully vaccinated. However, less than half of people aged 80 and over have received three doses of the vaccine. Earlier this week….
A respected US research institute had reported that after an explosion in COVID cases, more than a million people in China could die from COVID in 2023.
Neujahrsfest, das am 21. Januar beginnt, ausgelöst werde. Zu dieser Zeit reisen in der Regel Millionen von Menschen, um die Feiertage mit ihrer Familie zu verbringen. Die dritte Welle von Fällen werde von Ende Februar bis Mitte März auftreten, wenn die Menschen nach den
Deaths that occur in patients with pre-existing illnesses are not counted among China’s COVID-19 deaths.
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This sign was exactly at Huilonggang Funeral Home. It was already full on Dec 16. https://t.co/CGhytP5u6l
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 28, 2022
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“This is Anshan City, #Liaoning Province. They all say [this] doesn't kill people, see how many have died. Full of people. Mortuaries are all full. The underground garage was temporarily converted into one. See how many. I am not exaggerating.”#chinacovid#ChinaCovidCases#Chinapic.twitter.com/BXTHADJwKt
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 27, 2022
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One more: Yan Dingxian 严定宪, first-class director, and the chief animation designer of the famous animated feature film "Uproar in the Heaven (大闹天宫)", died on Dec 26. https://t.co/YWwb2aifKO
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 26, 2022
2. the high death toll in #China now: Zhang Mu 张目, head of the opera troupe of the China Opera and Dance Theater, who once played #MaoZedong; Zhao Qing 赵青, famous dance Yang Da 杨达, Cantonese comic master & CCP member Lu Xiaoguang, 陆晓光 TV drama director, CCP member
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 26, 2022
4. Tang Xiaoming, 汤小铭 Winner of the third Guangdong Lifetime Achievement Award in Literature and Arts Feng Shiming 冯石明, composer of Xi Opera of Jiangsu Performing Arts Group
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 26, 2022
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 26, 2022
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Yesterday we had a weekly video call for our Beijing office. Of 25 people, all but 2 had Covid. Most miserable and unable to get meds. I pulled what I had from my home stash and circulated to several employees.
Communist #china's Shanghai, as crematoriums are fully booked w/ Covid dead bodies & price gouging by chinese business owners, civilians are left w/ no choice but have to proceed open-cremation by themselves. pic.twitter.com/hQtfXuhxyw
1. Rumor has it that #XiJinping’s mother Qi Xin died of #COVID in 301 Hospital in #Beijing on Dec 21 & her body will be transferred to Weinan City in Shaanxi Province to be buried together with Xi Jinping Xi Zhongxun. Cai Qi will be the head of the funeral committee.
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 23, 2022
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) December 23, 2022
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markets: RT @Quicktake: "We’re hearing about crematoriums that are being overwhelmed. Hospitals with bodies piling up."
China has reported only a handful of Covid deaths while seeing an exponential surge in virus cases. It's fueling suspicion about the … pic.twitter.com/UJUg6HT8dz
One man at the crematorium said the hospital where his friend passed was too full to keep the body, b/c so many people had died there. Said his friend’s body was left on the hospital floor State TV ignoring images of overwhelmed hospitals/crematoriums @cnnhttps://t.co/Z7dSgKxEka
According to Jin, these inconsistencies reveal China’s method of counting Covid deaths to be “entirely subjective.” “The death data has been misleading from the start,” he said.
According to the latest guidelines from the National Health Commission, only those whose death is caused by pneumonia and respiratory failure after contracting the virus are classified as Covid deaths, Wang Guiqiang, a top infectious disease doctor, told a news conference Tuesday.
Those deemed to have died due to another disease or underlying condition, such as in the event of a heart attack, will not be counted as a virus death, even if they were sick with Covid at the time, he said.
Commenting on China’s criteria of counting Covid deaths on Wednesday, the World Health Organization’s emergencies chief Michael Ryan said the definition was “quite narrow.”
“People who die of Covid die from many different (organ) systems’ failures, given the severity of infection,” Ryan said. “So limiting a diagnosis of death from Covid to someone with a Covid positive test and respiratory failure will very much underestimate the true death toll associated with Covid.”
Yang Lianghua, formerly a senior reporter for the Chinese communist regime’s official mouthpiece People’s Daily and the chief editor of the newspaper’s international edition, then had to wait in the emergency room for a bed in Beijing’s top hospital, which was already beyond packed.
With intervention from the state media’s senior executives and the hospital director, Yang was eventually admitted to the intensive care unit, where he died hours later. The cause of his death was a bacterial lung infection.
Yang was one of a long list of prominent figures tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) who died amid a surge in Omicron sweeping China, after the regime abruptly loosened its years-long draconian COVID-19 restrictions that had shuttered businesses, crippled China’s economy, and made it a challenge for the Chinese population to sustain their basic lives. .
In addition to Yang, those who’ve died over the past few weeks include Zhou Zhichun, former deputy chief editor and vice president for the state-owned China Youth Daily; politician Zhi Zhihong, who once chaired the Jiangxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference; 39-year-old Peking Opera actress Chu Lanlan; Marxist economist Hu Jun; former National Sports Commission vice director Liu Ji; the designer of the mascots from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Wu Guanying; as well as dozens of illustrious professors at two of China’s most prestigious academic institutions, Peking University and Tsinghua University.
About a dozen leading health experts have also died, including Nan Dengkun, who is credited with having pioneered China’s medical rehabilitation industry, and top pharmaceutical scientist Wei Shuli.
Unlike in most countries’ official reporting, deaths that occur in patients with pre-existing illnesses are not counted among China’s COVID-19 deaths. https://t.co/yZe2zktR3xpic.twitter.com/dJWcdZHSWH
Hu Zijin, former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, also revealed that most of his relatives and friends have been infected by the epidemic. https://t.co/MgEgUkMCOV
It is strongly recommended to replace the portrait on Tiananmen Square with that of Xi Jinping. How are Zhao Lijian's wife and daughter living overseas? Didn't they get antipyretics in China?
The Philippines says it ordered the military to strengthen its presence in the South China Sea, the latest sign of tensions between the Southeast Asian nation and China in the disputed waters https://t.co/sg8RhbAyvp
