#WuhanPneumonia #ThirdWave #CoronavirusPandemic ‘Third Wave Of Infections Will Come From China’, Hong Kong Microbiologist Says Medical Staff Might Need to Reuse Disinfected N95 Masks University of Hong Kong microbiologist Dr. Yuen Kwok-yung warned that China is facing another wave of infections that could eventually bring a ‘third wave’ of cases to Hong Kong. Yuen mentioned that it will likely be caused by China going back to work en masse and the recent return of overseas Chinese from virus hotspots like the United States or Europe. “This kind of cycle will continue on and on until we have an effective vaccine, or we acquire herd immunity, where about 60-80 percent of people are immune to Covid-19.” Yuen states that he is not optimistic about the epidemic in Hong Kong at this…

#TaiwanHelps #Australia Taiwan Sets Example of Global Solidarity: To ship Australia 3 tons of fabric to make face masks //Taiwan and Australia have reached an agreement in which the two countries will exchange raw materials desperately needed to battle the Wuhan coronavirus announced the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) on March 30. Taiwan will offer Australia 3 metric tons of non-woven fabric to produce surgical masks once Taiwan has reached sufficient domestic production capacity... Australia has pledged to provide Taiwan with 1 million liters of alcohol which can be used to produce 4.2 million 300 milliliter bottles containing 75 percent alcohol to be used as a disinfectant.// Source: Taiwan News (https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3907578?fbclid=IwAR1uP08-YGE9kbTeeto9h8qAWZxrWi-r8E1zscCUpBn8fkYoW-MYA_OtgZg) #Mar31 #CoronavirusPandemic #FaceMasks Europe thanks Taiwan for donating 5.6 million face masks during Coronavirus Pandemic https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19257

In the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, Ai Fen, head of emergency care at the Wuhan Central Hospital was the first person to report the truth. At the time, she was reprimanded for “violating principles and not having organizational discipline by spreading rumours”. Thinking back she wondered, “What did I do wrong?” Ai regretted that she was not more outspoken at the early stages of the outbreak. She remained silent for three weeks after learning about this new mysterious illness, but she wished she had continued to raise the alarm. Working at the frontline, Ai said she witnessed people dying in the vehicles that transported them to the hospital. Many people died in the emergency room without having been diagnosed and they were not included in the…

#WuhanPneumonia #China #Celebration #US #Japan People in China Celebrate Coronavirus Calamities in the US and Japan As Wuhan Pneumonia rages across the globe, the Chinese Communist Party claimed that the outbreak has been slowing down in China. The communist regime also sees the pandemic as an diplomatic opportunity by exporting medical supplies abroad in a bid to salvage the withering reputation. Source: Apple Daily (https://s.nextmedia.com/realtime/a.php?i=20200331&s=10793096&a=60774833) #Mar31 Continue Reading ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19235

In Beijing, Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Hua Chunying responded that some countries reported that the quality of China’s anti-pandemic materials had problems, and said that Chinese embassies in the countries understand and verify, and to respond immediately. Hua Chunying emphasized that many countries have demanded medical supplies from China, and many Chinese companies produce them day and night. Hua Chunying said that in fact, at the beginning of China's fight against the pandemic, China had received aid from some countries, and some of them were unqualified. At that time, China's choice was to believe and respect the goodwill of other countries. 2020-03-30 16:51:17

It is in times of crisis that you learn who your friends are. Over the past two weeks the United Kingdom has been plunged into a national emergency caused by the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. We are in lockdown, required by law to stay at home. We are only allowed to leave our homes for one of four reasons - for essential supplies, medical emergencies, one period of exercise per day or, if it is absolutely essential, to go to and from work. Businesses have closed, many people are working from home, and only key workers fighting on the frontlines - doctors, nurses, other carers, essential public service staff, those working in food shops - should be going to work. Britain has not known an emergency of this kind…

The wuhan virus pandemic in Wuhan is raging around the world, and the World Health Organization (WHO) has been criticized for helping China and delaying the mobilization of global forces to fight the epidemic. Bruce Aylward, a senior WHO consultant, was asked by a Radio Television Hong Kong reporter if he had reconsidered the admission of Taiwan as a member. He pretended not able to hear the question, asked the reporter to ask another question, and then the video call was cut off. After being reconnected, the reporter asked Taiwan again, and Bruce Aylward is answering irrelevantly praising China. Sources: https://www.rthk.hk/tv/dtt31/programme/thepulse https://twitter.com/JanJekielek/status/1244010206209736705?s=20  

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China announced that entry of foreigners holding Chinese visas and residence permits will be suspended from Saturday. The China Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Immigration Administration issued a joint announcement stating that in view of the rapid spread of the epidemic worldwide, from 00:00 on Saturday, foreigners holding visas and residence permits in China were temporarily suspended from entering China, including APEC business travel cards, port visas, etc. Holding diplomatic and official visas are not affected. China emphasizes that this is a temporary measure of last resort and will be adjusted according to the epidemic situation. In addition, the China Guangdong Provincial Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters has further strictly controlled overseas import cases, including passengers from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan…

A horse owner in Hong Kong who was diagnosed with the new coronavirus earlier, was confirmed by the Fisheries and Conservation Department that her squirrel dog had recently been infected with the new coronavirus. The blood samples collected were tested positive by the University of Hong Kong's laboratory serology test. Represents the presence of antibodies in the blood of squirrel dogs, showing that the dogs are immune to new coronavirus virus. Veterinary experts and scientists at City University and HKU agreed with the results and determined that the dogs had been infected with the new coronavirus virus. According to the agency, dogs infected with the virus are uncommon. Currently, 25 cats and dogs are being quarantined because they live with confirmed humans or close contacts. Only two dogs are positive,…