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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24Feb 2020 by morris

Koreans Demand Deportation of Chinese Nationals

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
As the coronavirus outbreak has spreaded to South Korea, thousands of Koreans took to the street, demanding the deportation of PRC nationals before 15 April, to reduce the chance of transmission and the risk of infection. Meanwhile, some netizens expressed that it is "thanks to the Communist Party of China" that the name PRC made "upon the past years of improvement is now ruined". Ref: https://guardiansofhk.com
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24Feb 2020 by morris

Hong Kong Government’s Discriminative Treatment: Open Borders with China; Ban Entry of Passengers from South Korea

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
Many people in Hong Kong asked, "What about China?". On February 24, the Hong Kong government announced its policy of prohibiting passengers from South Korea, including those who have travelled to South Korea in the past 14 days, from entering Hong Kong starting from 6 am on February 25. Until then, the Hong Kong-China borders remain open, despite the local population's vocal demands to have it closed. As of February 24, there have been 833 cases of Wuhan pneumonia in South Korea and nearly 77,000 cases reported in China. Meanwhile, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism told PRC nationals not to go to the United States for the "unfair treatment" they would receive. Source: Stand News; Now News #Feb24 #ChineseDiplomacy #PRC #SouthKorea #HongKong Ref: https://guardiansofhk.com
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24Feb 2020 by morris

COVID-19 Updates (24/2) Daily Summary of the Day 24 Feb 2020:

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
COVID-19 Updates (24/2): The total number of infected is now standing at 79744 where the number of deaths is now at 2629. 77345 confirmed cases and 2593 deaths are from mainland China. This morning Wuhan announced non-Wuhan individuals were allowed to leave the city if they show no symptoms. However in the afternoon Chinese authorities clarified the measure was not agreed by higher officials, thus invalidating the earlier announcement. The HKSAR government is arranging chartered planes to pick up Hong Kong citizens stranded in Hubei province. The first plane is picking up citizens in Wuhan. Number of confirmed cases rose to 833 in South Korea; there was an increase of 231 in a single day. 8 deaths were reported. The HKSAR government issued red travel alert to South Korea. From…
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24Feb 2020 by morris

China Government advices Chinese tourists not to travel to the U.S.

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China stated that Chinese tourists are being treated unfairly in the United States and urges tourists not to go to the U.S. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued an announcement on the official website, stating that due to the recent excessive epidemic prevention measures in the United States and the domestic security situation in the United States, Chinese tourists have been repeatedly treated unfairly in the United States, reminding Chinese tourists to effectively raise their awareness of security precautions and not to travel to the United States . In response to the new coronavirus epidemic, the United States raised China ’s tourist warning level to the highest level at the end of last month, calling on citizens not to travel to China,…
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22Feb 2020 by morris

Li Ka Shing Foundation ordered N95 filter masks for medical staff in Hong Kong.

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
Since the Hong Kong government has been incapable of proscuring masks for the population, the problem of mask shortage persisted in Hong Kong. From political groups, NGO, restaurants to individuals, those who managed to source masks distributed masks, sometimes, for free and sometimes, at a cost. While the borders with China remain open, the demand for masks would continue in Hong Kong. Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=142437067240312&id=101928361291183 #Feb19 Ref: https://guardiansofhk.com
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22Feb 2020 by morris

COVID-19: The Spectre That Haunts China

2019 Covid, Uncategorized
By institutionalizing "Xi Jinping thought" and enshrining it in foreign policy, the political regime run by the Chinese Communist Party operates on, according to their own words, "the lack of respect towards scientific data and the draconian checks within the Chinese system." In a similar vein, the ever-changing reporting criteria for the coronavirus epitomizes China's arbitrary 'standard'. The imprecision, or the intended inaccuracy, allows government officials to shrug off their accountability and the party members to carry out their political agendas. Therefore, the most transparent and thorough set of data of the Wuhan pneumonia can only be obtained outside China. This is, for instance, the statistics from the Diamond Princess Cruise which has been anchored in Yokohama, Japan since February 4, 2020. While the world is discussing whether the statistics…
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22Feb 2020 by morris

What Happened on July 21, 2019 in Hong Kong?

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[gallery link="file" ids="335,336,337,338,339"] #LestWeForget #PoliceState #TriadAttack What Happened on July 21, 2019 in Hong Kong? Videos and Photos of #YuenLong721 attacks by white-clad Traid: Part 1: Violent assaults on the street https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8888 Part 2: Indiscriminate attacks In MTR https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8913 Part 3: Police reaction https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8956 #MTR to Close Yuen Long Station Early Again on Feb 21, 2020 https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17548 Ref: https://guardiansofhk.com
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22Feb 2020 by morris

Public Hospital cuts down N95 mask supply, causing fear among medical staff for higher risk of Coronavirus infection

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Public Hospital cuts down N95 mask supply, causing fear among medical staff for higher risk of Coronavirus infection There are "invisible patients of Wuhan Pneumonia" in Hong Kong, yet the provision of protective gears in public hospitals has been shrinking. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is suspected of banning frontline staff from wearing N95 masks for colonoscopy and gastroscopy examination, causing deep concerns on the growing risks of infection. Medics pointed out that the faeces of Wuhan pneumonia patients may carry coronavirus, coupled with the fact that in public hospitals, gastroscopy examination is conducted without anaesthetic. In any case, if an invisible patient coughs during the examination, conducting gastroscopy and colonoscopy without proper protective gear pose a high risk of infection. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital did not respond directly to the…
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