China’s Jilin Province Building Mobile Hospitals as Virus Outbreak Worsens
The Jilin Provincial National Health Commission reported dozens of new COVID-19 cases in recent days in Changchun city, the capital, and Tonghua city, which borders North Korea. However, the public is skeptical of China’s official figures because the Chinese Communist Party has consistently lied about or covered up the severity of the virus outbreak.
Tonghua City Launching Third Round of Nucleic Acid Tests
On Jan. 25, the Tonghua command center for pandemic prevention and control declared at a press briefing that the city would launch its third round of testing on all residents. As of the end of 2019, the city had a population of 2.14 million.
China’s Suspected COVID-19 Patients List Leaked Online, Sparking Outrage
Personal information about COVID-19 patients in China was recently leaked online, sparking a heated debate about privacy.
Two government documents began circulating on the Chinese internet, dated Jan. 17 and Jan. 18 from the local disease prevention and control command center of Qinggang county, Suihua city, in northeastern China’s Heilongjiang Province.
They listed the personal information of 10 people who were tested for COVID-19, including their full names, ID numbers, home addresses, and phone numbers; and the personal information of seven people who were close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 patients. Personal Information of suspected COVID-19 patients in Qianggang county, Suihua city, Heilongjiang Province, circulated online. (Provided to The Epoch Times)
2 ‘Sudden Collapses’ in China Suspected to Be COVID-19 Deaths
As the Chinese New Year approaches, the COVID-19 pandemic has fortified its momentum with a second wave of outbreaks in a number of Chinese provinces.
Instances of people suffering a “sudden collapse” have resurfaced on the streets, resembling the cases seen in Wuhan and other areas during China’s first wave of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus around the Lunar New Year in 2020.
The latest instance reportedly occurred in Langfang city one of the hard-hit areas in northern China’s Hebei province.
A Jan. 11 video uploaded on Chinese social media shows a person was lying on the ground motionless, close to a local COVID-19 testing site where many residents were queuing for their turn. The person seemed to be without any vital signs. Three first aiders dressed in full-body protective suits could be seen attempting cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the patient.
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