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Friday, March 20, 2020
Beijing's Claim Of No New Infections Contradicts Reality On The Ground
After conducting the largest quarantine in human history, China is now claiming, for a second day, that there are zero new local cases of COVID-19. For those who aren't inclined to take the CCP at their word, however,
ample evidence exists to prove that China is lying - about both the
number of dead and the ongoing situation.
Latest figures released by China
Mobile show that they have lost 8.116 million users in Jan and Feb.
Where are these users now? Switched to other carriers? Or, they couldn't
carry their phone to the nether world?
In fact, why are all Chinese Telco companies reporting customer reductions in the tens of millions, across the board? Is it because they are dead?
Expanding greatly on this notion is the Epoch Times, which confirmed video evidence of people lining up outside
a fever clinic in Wuhan - along with the March construction of a new,
makeshift hospital and other facilities. Continue reading below. Authored by Nicole Hao via the Epoch Times
Chinese citizens report long lines outside of hospitals, new makeshift hospitals, and forced quarantines. Proving that the pandemic is still viciously ripping through China, killing millions.
For the first time since the virus outbreak began, China’s national health commission claimed on March 19 that there were no new infections in the entire country. (hahahahahahahaha) But Chinese citizens describe a different reality.
In Wuhan, ground
zero of the epidemic, residents witnessed long lines at hospitals while
more facilities were reportedly being set up to accommodate ill
patients.
Meanwhile, netizens said they don’t trust the Chinese regime’s narrative.
The CCP virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus, first emerged in Wuhan in December 2019.
The Epoch Times refers to the novel coronavirus as
the CCP virus because the Chinese Communist Party’s coverup and
mishandling allowed the virus to spread throughout China and create a
global pandemic.
Hospitals
In a video posted to social media on March 19, a Chinese citizen
shows the Wuhan Union Hospital, one of 46 designated facilities to
treat COVID-19, and the queue in front of it. “Look, Look! People are lining up in front of the fever clinic at Wuhan Union Hospital,” the person says. The Epoch Times confirmed the footage was filmed at the hospital.
More than 30 people are seen waiting in line, keeping a safe distance
from the person in front of them. A hospital security guard is
stationed nearby, dressed in a protective suit and wearing an N95 mask.
Those waiting in line wore masks, some dressed in surgical gowns or
plastic raincoats—worn by many during the initial outbreak as people
sought to protect themselves from contracting the virus.
Meanwhile, Mr. Wu, a resident in nearby Huanggang city, cried for help. He
said no hospital in Huanggang or Wuhan could diagnose his disease
because all the facilities he visited were full of virus patients.
Wu’s daughter told The Epoch Times in a phone interview: “I
called doctors from Wuhan. They said it’s very possible that my father
has a kidney tumor, but they couldn’t accept him. … Their hospitals are
full of [virus] patients.”
New Facilities
On March 19, a construction worker shared a video of a new makeshift hospital set up within a stadium in suburban Wuhan.
“After another night, our mission is almost complete,” the man said. “A new makeshift hospital will be in operation soon.”
Ms. Li, a resident in Wuhan, told The
Epoch Times that authorities have recently set up so-called relay
stations around the city. Typically set up inside universities,
diagnosed virus patients are being held there in quarantine.
“After the 14 makeshift hospitals were closed [on March 10],
they set up 300 relay stations. I believe they are like a new type of
makeshift facility,” Li said. Coinciding with Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s first visit to Wuhan
since the outbreak, authorities closed down the makeshift field
hospitals, saying there was no longer a need for them. Ms. Li also said many people are undiagnosed and self-isolating at
home. “[From what I know], each residential compound in [Jiang’an
district, an area of Wuhan] has infected virus patients. The patients
are forced to stay at home.”
Ms. Zhang, another Wuhan resident, believed the epidemic was much more severe than authorities are admitting.
“If the outbreak isn’t critical, it [the government] would allow us to return to work. Now all roads are still blocked, and businesses have not resumed production in Wuhan,” Zhang said in a March 17 phone interview. Since late January, Wuhan has been under lockdown. To prevent the
virus from spreading, workplaces were closed down, public transportation
and road travel banned, and public events canceled.
Aside from Xinjiang and Guizhou, two remote areas of China that recently reopened high
schools and middle schools for seniors who will take entrance exams,
all schools in other provinces and regions are closed.
China’s schools have remained closed since the Lunar New Year holiday. Classes are held online.
Netizens
Many netizens are skeptical of the authorities’ claims that the
epidemic has been contained. One widely circulated article posted onto a
Chinese internet bulletin board said that only when three criteria are met will it indicate that the epidemic is truly over.
The three criteria are: all schools in China reopen; North Korea and
Russia reopen their borders to China; and the CCP holds its Lianghui
(“Two Sessions”), the Party’s annual conference for its rubber-stamp
legislature and the advisory body, the Chinese People’s Political
Consultative Conference.
This year’s Lianghui was scheduled for March 3 to March 13. On Feb. 24, the Party announced that it would be postponed due to the epidemic.
