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People stand near the Yangtze River in the city of Wuhan, on April 6. In
recent weeks, officials have gradually eased some of the lockdown
measures, allowing a limited number of residents to leave their
residential compounds for a short time. China lifts lockdown on Wuhan as city reemerges from coronavirus crisis -
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What does Wuhan tell us?
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What can we learn from the Wuhan lockdown?
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Let Wuhan's sacrifice not be in vain
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Can China and the U.S. join hands amid hardship?
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COVID-19 cases still rising in U.S., deaths surpass 12,000
This is the moment that Wuhan, China, reopened. The city was under lockdown for the last 76 days amid a tight coronavirus quarantine. Home to over 11 million people, the Chinese city celebrated its reopening with a midnight light show.
As the rest of the world tackles the coronavirus pandemic, China has been sending medical support across the globe to help other countries.
This is the moment that Wuhan, China, reopened. The city was under lockdown for the last 76 days amid a tight coronavirus quarantine. Home to over 11 million people, the Chinese city celebrated its reopening with a midnight light show.
As the rest of the world tackles the coronavirus pandemic, China has been sending medical support across the globe to help other countries.
Many families have been apart since the lockdown began, and now that travel restrictions have been lifted many reunion are happening across the city.
Before the city was reopened, Central China's Hubei Province said on Tuesday it will stick to first-level emergency response in tackling COVID-19, even as its capital, Wuhan, lifts travel restrictions.
Provincial colleges, primary and secondary schools, secondary vocational schools, technical colleges and kindergartens will continue to postpone the start of new semester, said the notice.
Hu Shuguang, Wuhan's Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said epidemic control and prevention remain top priority in Wuhan, and people should stay alert.
Hu stressed that reporting no new case doesn't mean there's zero risk of the virus in Wuhan. The epidemic control and prevention task remains critical.
As for now, many residents are celebrating, while remaining alert for signs of the virus.
Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei Province, restarts
on Wednesday after a 76-day lockdown as local authorities officially
lift outbound travel restrictions, signaling the normal resumption of
life for the city of 11 million people and a phased victory in combating
the novel coronavirus pneumonia (COVID-19).
The Chinese people need to become mentally stronger, not
feeling as nervous as before when facing a new reported case. Local
governments must guard against any sign of the epidemic while promoting
resumption of work and production. This is a test for the entire Chinese
society.
Active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturers in
China are going full speed ahead to produce what US President Donald
Trump has called a "game-changer" as well as other APIs to help
countries around the world combat the COVID-19 pandemic, as India moves
to partially resume exports of two crucial drugs.
Washington should stop its hypocritical political games.
They are of no help for the US to combat the coronavirus. Only by
effectively reducing the losses of the American people can US
politicians finally recover their political losses
Those who had been staying in Wuhan since the city's
lockdown to contain the COVID-19 pandemic keep asking themselves for
more than two months: What do I want to do the most after the lockdown
is lifted and life returns to normal?
Chinese Ambassador to the UK
Liu Xiaoming stressed unity and cooperation in the fight against
COVID-19 in an Evening Standard article published on Tuesday.
Viral diplomatic wars: Trump’s labelling of Covid-19 as a ‘Chinese virus’ earlier this month has infuriated Beijing and
ethnic Chinese worldwide.
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American scientists: Wet market in Wuhan is not the origin of COVID-19
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Trump’s ‘China virus’ label spurs researchers to intensify investigations and some probes are pointing in the direction of the US.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s labelling of Covid-19 as a “Chinese virus” earlier this month, which infuriated Beijing and ethnic Chinese worldwide, has prompted researchers to intensify investigations into the origin of the novel coronavirus.
The label, seen as racist and xenophobic, has backfired and does not seem to help the US leader score political points amid the accelerating spread of Covid-19 in the US and the election fever.
In the US, Trump has infuriated his own supporters among the rich Chinese-Americans who have made vast contributions to his campaign funds in his bid to seek a second presidential term.
Under pressure, Trump has stopped using the label since last week. The reaction from Beijing towards the questionable label was strong and immediate. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said “China is strongly indignant at and firmly opposes US stigmatisation” and urged the US “to stop making groundless accusations against China”, the Xinhua news agency reported.
The reaction from ethnic Chinese in Malaysia has been that of disgust and disbelief. But it is the innocent Chinese in America who have had to bear the brunt – mentally and physically.
After Trump’s labelling that cast aspersions the virus had originated from China, cases of racist attacks against Chinese in the US emerged, according to media reports.
In one case, a 12-year-old Asian American boy in Los Angeles was badly beaten by his classmates. In another, a Chinese woman was cursed by a total stranger scolding her for “bringing in the virus”.
Trump’s “China virus” label has caused intense anxiety to the Chinese in the US and this could be seen in posts on social media. In one video, Chinese-Americans are advised to start arming themselves against possible racist attacks.
Arcadia Firearm & Safety in San Gabriel Valley, an area with a high concentration of Chinese immigrants, reportedly saw gun sales rising 10 times in recent weeks.
While the lay people of Chinese ethnicity seem helpless, Beijing appears to have geared up its propaganda machinery to prove that the Covid-19 virus did not originate from China.
Global Times believes this whole anti-China exercise is a public opinion war waged by Trump to “distract attention of the American people away from his failings to deal with the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus in the US”. And China has been made a convenient scapegoat. The official mouthpiece of the Chinese government, in an editorial early last week, reminded the Trump administration to “respect science” before making any conclusion on the origin of the Covid-19 virus.
Although Wuhan was the first place in the world to suffer the Covid-19 epidemic in January, the World Health Organization (WHO) has maintained that the origin of the virus has yet to be identified.
Interestingly, China’s stance has been given unexpected support from scientists in the Trump administration.
The disease expert leading the Trump administration’s response to coronavirus has distanced himself from the “China virus” label.
Dr Anthony Fauci, the director of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in an interview with the prestigious Science magazine last Sunday, said he disagreed with the substance of Trump’s message as it could lead to “some misunderstanding about what the facts are about a given subject”.
The expert declared he has not named Covid-19 as “China virus” or “Chinese virus”, and “will never” call it “China virus”.
Perhaps, the most powerful contradiction to Trump’s “China virus” label has come from Dr Robert Redfield – the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the US. When questioned at a House hearing, Redfield agreed that it was “absolutely wrong” for Trump to label the 2019 novel coronavirus as the “China virus”.
In addition, he reportedly admitted to US Congress that some Americans who seemingly died from influenza last year were subsequently tested positive for Covid-19. A total of 200,000 were reported to have died from this influenza outbreak that started in September 2019.
Then there were reports that alleged that five sick US army officers might have been responsible for the spread of the virus to China during the 2019 Military World Games held in Wuhan during Oct 18-27 last year.
The five were hospitalised in Wuhan for an “unknown sickness”, and very soon after they were ferried back to the US by a plane specially sent from Washington.
Based on these reports and Redfield’s admission to US Congress, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian suggested on March 12 that the US army might have brought the Covid-19 disease to Wuhan.
“When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals? It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan. Be transparent! Make public your data! US owe us an explanation!” Zhao had tweeted aggressively.
Chinese netizens, now naming Covid-19 as the “Trump virus” in retaliation to the “China virus” label, are challenging Washington to allow WHO officers to conduct independent investigations, if there is nothing to hide.
More recently, the findings of an American investigative journalist and his friends have become juicy materials against the US.
According to Global Times, George Webb from Washington DC, in his videos, claimed that Maatje Benassi, an armed diplomatic driver and cyclist who was in Wuhan for the 2019 Military World Games, could be patient zero of Covid-19 in Wuhan.
She and other US army officers had allegedly visited Wuhan’s famous wildlife market and other sites. But the most intriguing part of Webb’s findings is that within the US army delegation, there was another female officer who had worked in Fort Detrick.
According to Wikipedia, Fort Detrick, located in Maryland, was the centre of the US biological weapons programme from 1943 to 1969. From 1969, Fort Detrick has continued defensive research into deadly pathogens, including the Ebola virus and the highly toxic poison ricin. It has been involved in testing possible vaccines for the deadly virus Ebola.
According to a news report on Aug 6 last year by Britain’s online news portal The Independent, the lab research at Fort Detrick was ordered by the CDC to shut down in July 2019 due to “failures in handling the dangerous pathogens inside” and “fears of escape”.
As the outbreak of influenza in the US in September came soon after the closure of Fort Detrick, this coincidence in time has prompted Chinese netizens to urge the US to release the health and infection information of the US military delegation that had come to Wuhan in October.
Still, despite all these findings that seem to point towards the US as the most probable birth place of Covid-19, more credible and confirmatory conclusions can only be drawn from the findings of scientists from WHO and other reliable bodies.
Robert Redfield, CDC director, testifying to Congress, today admitted that virus deaths have been miss categorised as the flu. He also stated that the standard practice has been to first test
people for the flu and, if the test is positive, they stop there. They
don’t test for the coronavirus. So Japan and Taiwan were correct. Many of the US deaths attributed to the flu were actually from the coronavirus. One Senator asked Redfield if post-mortems were performed to learn
the cause of death, and he stated that such were done, and they revealed
mis-diagnoses. Finally,
US Center for Disease Control (CDC) Director has said that the "Flu"
that started in early 2019 and killed many in US were actually wrongly
diagnosed. The patients were not tested and misclassified as Flu. Now,
as test become available, they have been reclassified. As the virus
infection occurred much earlier in US before the outbreak in Wuhan,
Covid-19 cannot be said to start from China. US is the country of origin
for the virus.TRUMP and POMPEO were wrong to smear China and blame
China for starting the pandemic: https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-cdc-director-admitted-virus-deaths-miscategorized-flu/5706233
Chinese netizens and experts urge the US authority to
release health and infection information of the US military delegation
which came to Wuhan for the Military World Games in October to end the
conjecture about US military personnel brought COVID-19 to China.
Multiple civil complaints are surfacing in Wuhan as
citizens are resorting to means from lawsuit to cosigned petitions to
demonstrate their anger against some US politicians blaming the novel
coronavirus outbreak on China.
China's determination to reunify Taiwan is unshakable,
and whoever acts against it will end up in ruins. The DPP must not have
any illusion about this.
The West is trying to deflect blame, exacerbated by a
mind-set which interprets disease outbreaks not as an inevitable aspect
of the human condition, but something belonging to exotic, oriental and
poorer nations.
