COVID-19 pandemic
The pandemic is uncontrollable; all funeral homes are overloaded, and the regime is paralyzed
The Washington Post on January 10 published satellite photos and other information taken by the U.S.'s Maxar Technologies, showing the operation of funeral homes in six Chinese cities from Beijing to Nanjing surged. Images included body trucks, family members queuing for cremation, and so on, but Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ...
Chaos in the lockdown city: People frantically buy things, fight over test papers/certificates
From the evening of September 1, all residents of Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China, are (in principle) required to stay home and not go out. Officials also asserted that "there is no need to hoard subsistence supplies blindly," but locals who did not believe the official statement rushed ...
China: Zhejiang epidemic is getting worse
According to the Epoch Times, as of 4:00 pm on Dec. 16, the Zhejiang government said that 50 more COVID-19 cases were detected within the past 24 hours in three areas: Ningbo, Shaoxing, and Hangzhou. By Dec. 6, there were 342 cases of COVID infections. Zhenhai District of Ningbo City has ...
COVID-19 Poll: Most Americans believe in lab leak theory
Most Americans now no longer think the COVID-19 pandemic is a natural disaster as claimed by the region where it first emerged, China, according to a new poll this week. When asked about the lab-leak theory and whether the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) lied about the virus’ origin, 72% of the ...
WHO: Omicron is variant of concern, but Delta is still major cause of COVID-19 pandemic
Some countries are warning about the spread of Omicron, a new strain of coronavirus, but the World Health Organization (WHO) insisted that it is now only a variant of concern, while delta remains responsible for most of the current infections around the world. In an interview with CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia on ...
2.3 million Americans travel for Thanksgiving, highest since ‘low point’ of COVID-19 pandemic
According to the Transportation Security Administration, more than 2.3 million American people are traveling for Thanksgiving, marking the highest traffic since the “low point” of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a tweet on Thursday, Nov. 25, the association’s spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein revealed that they screened 2,311,978 people nationwide on Wednesday, one day ...
UK: 40,044 new COVID-19 cases, 61 deaths
The UK reported 40,044 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on Sunday, Nov. 21, bringing the seven-day total to 287,205. An increase of 9.4% over the preceding seven-day period. According to the statistics, those who died within 28 days of testing positive for the virus were 61. According to Reuters, the number of people ...
US demands China release jailed citizen journalist Zhang Zhan
The U.S. state department on Monday, Nov. 8, is stepping in to pressure the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to liberate citizen journalist Zhang Zhan who has been jailed for covering COVID-19 in Wuhan last year. “The U.S. is deeply concerned about the health of PRC [People’s Republic of China] journalist Ms. ...
Schools forced to feed students with less healthy food amid shortages
Schools across the U.S. are compromising healthy meals for their students as they grapple with supply issues, according to a report. The New York Times reports that schools were resorting to frozen food and even grilled cheese sandwiches to ensure their pupils were fed. Vegetables were scarce, too, forcing some schools ...
Sweden includes the US and Israel in its COVID-19 visitor ban
Sweden prohibits passengers from the United States, Israel, and four other countries from entering owing to concerning COVID-19 spikes. It is the second European Union (EU) nation to reinstate the travel restriction for coronavirus concerns following Portugal, which banned Israeli visitors, according to i24News. The ban, which also targets Kosovo, Lebanon, Montenegro, ...
Ohio judge orders hospital to use ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment
An Ohio judge on Monday, August 30, ruled in favor of the use of ivermectin in treating a COVID-19 patient, a therapy that so far had not been approved by federal health agencies for combatting the virus. The order of the controversial drug was made last week by Judge Gregory Howard ...
The US to administer booster shots by September
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officially announced that the booster shots for COVID-19 by Pfizer and Moderna would be available to all adult Americans by September 20. Those who have completed their first round of immunization from the two shots vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna are recommended ...
A fifth of minor migrants released over the past three weeks by Border Patrol was COVID-19 positive
COVID-19 transmission risks in conjunction with illegal migrants in the U.S. are alarming, according to a leaked briefing document meant to be presented to President Joe Biden this Thursday, Aug.10. "In the last 2-3 weeks, the percent positivity rates among all demographics have increased," the document stated, which was obtained and ...
WHO calls for a moratorium on vaccine boosters
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday, August 4, requested countries to hold off their COVID-19 booster shot consideration until at least the end of September, citing a need in developing countries where most people were still unvaccinated. "I understand the concern of all governments to protect their people from the ...
As COVID-19 second wave overwhelms India, Twitter agrees to censor criticism about government’s response
India is struggling to cope with a massive increase in CPP Virus (coronavirus) cases that have crippled the country. Twitter has agreed with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to censor tweets critical of its response to the pandemic, BuzzFeed reported. Modi and his government were facing mounting criticism for letting its ...
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