02Mar 2020 by morris

Reporters Wearing Press Cards Demanded For a Stop And Search in Hong Kong protests

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#PoliceState #NoPressFreedom Reporters Wearing Press Cards Demanded For a Stop And Search in Hong Kong protests Today marks the 6th mensiversary of the Prince Edward Station Attack on August 31st, 2019. Many Hong Kong citizens responded with flower offerings outside the MTR station. Two reporters from Stand News and a reporter who was broadcasting live was stopped and searched by the police. They were demanded to provide their Hong Kong ID cards even though they were wearing their press cards and were holding professional cameras. According to the HKPF Website regarding valid reasons to stop and search civilians (https://www.police.gov.hk/ppp_en/11_useful_info/power_ssa.html), officers “have the power to question any person about a crime or offence” and “may demand proof of identity, conduct computerized enquiries and search for weapons or drugs.” However, the condition…
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29Feb 2020 by morris
The 6th Month After Prince Edward 831 Incident: “Umbrellas” Returned Nathan Road on 29 Feb 2020

The 6th Month After Prince Edward 831 Incident: “Umbrellas” Returned Nathan Road on 29 Feb 2020

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[gallery link="file" ids="402,403,404"] #Protests #Feb29 The 6th Month After Prince Edward 831 Incident: “Umbrellas” Returned Nathan Road Today marks the 6th mensiversary of the Prince Edward 831 incident. Protestors set roadblocks and covered themselves with umbrellas at Nathan Road. Riot police armed with guns and shoot tear gas to the crowd. Source: Flash Media #Remembrance #PoliceBrutality #831Incident #Mongkok #PrinceEdward Ref: https://guardiansofhk.com  
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28Feb 2020 by morris

Chinese media ridicules South Korea’s slow epidemic prevention, Korean media is angry: virus spreads from Wuhan, Hubei, China to the world

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
The novel coronavirus epidemic in Wuhan has spread worldwide, and led to a disaster situation in South Korea, which has the second largest number of confirmed cases in the world. China has continued to shape the successful image of epidemic prevention both internally and externally. It has also launched official media to ridicule the South Korean government for "slow response." The place where the epidemic originated was beaten down. " Comprehensive media reports that Wuhan Coronavirus has hit South Korea severely, and the number of confirmed cases has soared to more than 1,700 in the past few days, becoming the region with the worst epidemic outside China. However, the Chinese Communist Party has recently used this to shift its domestic focus and point the finger at the South Korean government.…
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28Feb 2020 by morris
A Chinese ambassador said all western media are fake news

A Chinese ambassador said all western media are fake news

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Chinese Ambassador to Australia Wang Xining, former Deputy Director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, went to Australian ABC television talk show Q & A to promote China, but suffered humiliating defeats, which repeatedly caused laughters. The Chinese ambassador said that all western media are fake news.
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27Feb 2020 by morris
A dog at home in Hong Kong showed weak positive for Novel Coronavirus

A dog at home in Hong Kong showed weak positive for Novel Coronavirus

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
AFCD said dogs in the homes of people diagnosed with the new coronavirus showed a weak positive test for the virus. AFCD received a referral from the Department of Health on Wednesday, sending medical staff to the confirmed person's residence in Tai Hang, picking up the dog, and taking it to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Port Animal Residency to take samples from the mouth, nose and anus. A new coronavirus test was performed, in which oral and nasal samples showed a weak positive response in the test, and the dog did not have any associated symptoms. The AFCD stated that there is no data to prove that pets will become infected or become infected with the virus. The Department will closely monitor the dogs and take further samples for testing…
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27Feb 2020 by morris
Here’s What to Know About the Liu Yifei Mulan Boycott

Here’s What to Know About the Liu Yifei Mulan Boycott

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[gallery link="file" ids="375,376"] [gallery link="file" ids="377,378,379"] Mulan star Liu Yifei said she supports the Hong Kong police On Wednesday, Liu reshared a post from the state-backed newspaper People’s Daily that read: “I support the Hong Kong police. You can all attack me now.” Those words were said on Tuesday night by Fu Guohao, a reporter for another state-run Chinese newspaper, while he was being tied up and attacked by protestors at the Hong Kong airport. The words have become a rallying cry for the Chinese government and its supporters, who seek to portray the protestors as violent radicals. Liu, in her own post, added in Chinese, “I also support the Hong Kong police,” and included heart and strong-arm emojis. Liu has 65 million followers on Weibo, a Chinese social media…
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27Feb 2020 by morris

Coronavirus Outbreak in China Triggers a Mad Rush for Face-masks Worldwide

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As the coronavirus pandemic ensues in China, citizens, merchants and government officials alike are on a mad rush for face-masks. As of Feb 20, 2020, China has imported 50 million yuan worth of medical supplies, including 1.37 billion facemasks and more than 15 million protective suits. The countrywide scramble for facemasks has caused a widespread shortage of facemasks not only in China, but also in many parts of the globe. In fact, the demand for these medical supplies has become so enormous that it has sucked up virtually every single facemask any country can offer. According to Milano Today, the panic rush for surgical facemasks have spread to Italy. Locals have joined in the frenzy, and a rapid depletion of the local surgical facemask supply ensued in Italy. Citizens in…
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24Feb 2020 by morris

What has World Health Organization (WHO) said about coronavirus since 10 Jan, 2020?

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
10 January, 2020 WHO said there was ‘no reason’ to impose travel restrictions or trade restrictions due to the COVID-19 outbreak in China. 24 January, 2020 WHO said it was not yet a global health emergency and “no evidence of human-to-human transmission cases outside of China.” WHO director's Tedros applauded China for taking strong and effective measures in preventing transmission of the virus. 30 January, 2020 WHO declared COVID-19 to pose a public health emergency of international concern 3 February, 2020 WHO said there was no need for immediate measures to intervene with international travel nor trade. Tedros continued to praise China of managing the epidemic and said they were in a position to stop it, and was impressed by China's President Xi’s leadership and insights. Tedros asked other nations…
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