Covid19
Guangdong: Epidemic reemerges, people gather to protest closure order
Guangdong saw a resurgence of Covid 19. Many places were closed, and the number of infections was still increasing. Some residents protested the lockdown policy and sang, "China is at its most dangerous moment." The latest number of infections in Guangdong The Guangdong Health Commission issued a notice on the COVID-19 epidemic ...
Siping city cancels prison order and fines after criticism goes viral
The northeastern city of Siping canceled the decision of implementing harsh punishment for people who avoided Covid tests. The first notice issued on Tuesday, May 31, was highly criticised and caused netizens’ anger. #Siping was a trend on social media even on June 2, as authorities deleted the controversial notice. At ...
Epidemic: the food problem and access to health care
The food problem Dandong city in Liaoning province of China has been closed for more than a month. It's so difficult for many residents to have regular meals every day. However, according to NTDTV, the officials and businessmen continue to make money from materials donated for pandemic prevention. A video shows ...
Spending $1.71 a month due to the blockade, a Shanghai professor feels disgruntled
The extreme epidemic prevention and control policy has caused many unbelievable but completely true stories in China. Everyday activities have become a luxury for the residents of the cities under strict blockade. The pro-Beijing newspaper Hk01 reported the extraordinary story of an adjunct professor in Shanghai. Recently, Lin Caiyi, deputy director ...
Elderly COVID patient declared deceased moves in body bag
Postmortem workers were surprised to discover a corpse twitched on May 1. Funeral home employees in mainland China arguably experienced the biggest shock of their lives after a deceased older man suddenly moved. A video that went viral on the internet shows the harrowing moment at least three morgue staffers loaded the ...
Beijing begins to follow in Shanghai’s footsteps— closes schools, stores and starts mass Covid testing
While Beijing authorities are trying to keep the results of the mass coronavirus tests secret, it is already apparent that it will soon become a Shanghai-style confined city, considering that since April 29, health officials started closing businesses, quarantining residential complexes, and closing schools indefinitely. Beijing has begun mass testing millions ...
Report: conditions for practicing faith went from ‘bad’ to ‘worse’ says State Department
New data shows following and worshiping the divine became much more dangerous in China. Part of the State Department recently slammed the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) treatment of spiritual groups. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China revealed conditions for authorized and unauthorized beliefs went from "bad" to "worse" in 2021. It urged federal ...
Hillary Clinton, Press Secretary Jen Psaki diagnosed with coronavirus
Two high-profile Democrats have been quarantined after seemingly contracting a highly contagious disease. Hillary Clinton and White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki have both tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Clinton confirmed she is experiencing influenza-like ailments. "Well, I have tested positive for COVID [and] I have got some mild cold symptoms but am ...
Former President Obama’s ‘scratchy’ throat diagnosed as coronavirus
America's 44th president caught a highly contagious disease on March 13. Barack Obama confirmed he has the COVID-19 (CCP virus) disease. "I just tested positive for COVID," he said on Twitter. An itchy and irritated windpipe were Obama's only symptoms at the time of publication. "I have had a scratchy throat for a couple ...
Pandemic’s mental health crisis prompts California to spend big on school counseling
A rising number of infections prompted California authorities to ramp up school mental health services. The latest American School Counselor Association (ASCA) figures show the Golden State increased the number of counselors per student by 43% since the early 2000s. The current ratio of 572 Californian students for each counselor is ...
Washington DC mayor removes mask and vaccine mandates
Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) lifted many pandemic restrictions in the nation's capitol, requiring proof of vaccination and covering the nose and mouth on Feb. 14. Bowser confirmed vaccination status and face masks requirements will be immediately "dialed back" across the District of Columbia. "The limited public health emergency that I put ...
Holiday cruise ship cancels voyage due to COVID wave
A 10-night trip to the Caribbean was canceled mid-journey on Thursday, Jan. 20, owing to "COVID-related circumstances," Norwegian Cruise Line's Gem ship will return to New York. Following the announcement, the ship docked overnight at Philipsburg, St. Maarten, according to a Norwegian spokesman, and will be back in New York "soon." ...
Omicron isn’t going to stop us, says Mayor Adams
“Let’s be clear on this—we are winning, we are going to win because we’re resilient.” the mayor stated at a press conference at the City Hall. Mayor Eric Adams declared on Tuesday, Jan. 18, that New York City was winning the battle against the Omicron virus outbreak, saying that, while the ...
US website to order COVID free tests launched in ‘beta phase’
The White House announced via teleconference that a web page to supply free at-home tests will be launched Wednesday, Jan. 19, as part of an overall strategy to make COVID tests available for millions of Americans. Half a billion rapid tests have been granted an Emergency Use Authorization by the FDA ...
Drs. Fauci and Collins defamed scientists who opposed quarantines, official emails reveal
Official emails reveal that the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci, colluded with another senior official to defame the statement that thousands of scientists supported ending the Covid-caused quarantines last year. In this case, Fauci teamed up with National Institutes of Health director Dr. ...
CNN closes offices to most workers as COVID-19 cases rise
According to an internal message sent to CNN staff, the network will close its offices to most of its employees due to COVID-19 cases increase. The network, part of the WarnerMedia division of AT&T Inc (T.N), said on Saturday, Dec. 18, that the request is in place for all non-essential personnel. "We ...
NBA personality slams CNN’s ‘fake news’ about Joe Rogan taking Ivermectin
Jonathan Isaac questioned why CNN chose to "lie" about podcast host Joe Rogan taking ivermectin, if they only care about the "public health." The Orlando Magic forward blasted the broadcaster for what he called a "blatant miscarriage of information" surrounding COVID-19 treatment. "If this thing is just about protecting people and protecting ...
3 ways for China to compensate $35 trillion for the COVID pandemic
During the more than 19 months since COVID-19 was discovered, over 4.5 million people have died worldwide. If the virus really escaped from the laboratory in Wuhan, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) would owe the world at least $35 trillion in compensation. Also, not to mention the damage to long-term COVID ...
US economy grows 6.7% in the second quarter of 2021, economists lower full-year forecast
The U.S. economy expanded at an annual rate of 6.7% in the second quarter of this year, according to the revised data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis on Thursday, Sept. 30. The second-quarter GDP growth was revised slightly upward from the previous estimate of 6.6% pace and sped up from the ...
State Dept. spokesman tests positive for COVID-19 after participating UNGA
After testing positive for COVID-19, US State Department spokesman Ned Price stated that he would be self-quarantining for the next ten days. Price said his symptoms were relatively mild. "After experiencing symptoms for the first time this morning, I tested positive for COVID-19 shortly thereafter, & will now quarantine for the next ...

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