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The cover-up of the CCP virus outbreak in Wuhan saw many residents lose their loved ones. Many families have been traumatized both emotionally and financially.
Introduction: Ms. Wang’s husband died from the CCP virus. She also contracted the virus herself, she is now disabled with a damaged lung. Her teenage son who would not reveal his pain to her. Still mourning the death of her husband, she carries the financial burden on her own, and governmental help is nowhere to be found.
Wuhan, the former epicentre of the COVID-19 epidemic, has seen six new coronavirus cases since its strict lockdown was lifted. Fearing a second wave of infections, officials have been ordered to test its entire population of 11 million people in 10 days after a new cluster was identified. CNA’s Olivia Siong with more.
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Author Clive Hamilton says the idea the coronavirus originated in December in a Wuhan wet market “simply doesn’t stack up,” as evidence mounts that the virus in fact leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
US and UK intelligence agencies are currently reviewing private analysis of cell phone location data which purports to show the Wuhan Institute of Virology shut down from October 7 through to October 24.
Mr Hamilton told Sky News host Sharri Markson there is a great deal of evidence which shows many cases of COVID-19 befell people in Wuhan who had “no contact” with the wet markets, nor contact with anybody who did.
US President Donald Trump continues to back the controversial theory the coronavirus was accidentally leaked from a Wuhan lab. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison believes the virus originated in a wet market, but says an objective assessment is needed. It comes after the World Health Organisation confirmed it was not invited to join an investigation in China.
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US President Donald Trump said his hard-fought trade deal with China was now of secondary importance to the coronavirus pandemic and he threatened new tariffs on Beijing, as his administration crafted retaliatory measures over the outbreak.
Mr Trump’s sharpened rhetoric against China reflected his growing frustration with Beijing over the pandemic, which has cost tens of thousands of lives in the US alone, sparked an economic contraction and threatened his chances of re-election in November.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump has revealed that he has a high degree of confidence that the coronavirus originated in a Wuhan laboratory.
The president broke the news during his press conference at the White House on Thursday – but refused to give specifics.
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The original heart of the battle against the coronavirus pandemic is marking a significant breakthrough.
More than three months ago, China reported its first death from COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the virus. Now it says it has gone 10 days in a row without any reported deaths.
This comes as Singapore reported another 618 new cases, and now, has the highest coronavirus infection rate in Asia.
Al Jazeera’s Sarah Clarke reports.
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The Chinese city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus originated last year, has raised its official Covid-19 death toll by 50%, adding 1,290 fatalities.
Wuhan officials attributed the new figure to updated reporting and deaths outside hospitals. China has insisted there was no cover-up.
It has been accused of downplaying the severity of its virus outbreak.
Wuhan’s 11 million residents spent months in strict lockdown conditions, which have only recently been eased.
The latest official figures bring the death toll in the city in China’s central Hubei province to 3,869, increasing the national total to more than 4,600.
Apr.17 — China revised its death toll by 39%, adding 1,290 fatalities in Wuhan, where the epidemic first emerged. Stephen Engle reports on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
After months in lockdown, citizens of the city where COVID-19 originated share their stories, from a woman who lost her mother to an American family that chose to weather the storm in Wuhan.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the globe, a common public opinion is that the virus originated from a pangolin in a wet market in Wuhan in China.
Scientists are trying to trace COVID-19 to its original source and questions remain about how the virus was passed on to humans, and from which species.
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Japan has set aside $2.2 billion in its record economic stimulus package to fund companies to move their production out of China. WION’s Palki tells you why it’s time to practice economic distancing from China.
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Nervous residents are still wearing protective gear and passengers must scan a health code to use the subway.
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The city in which COVID-19 was discovered celebrated reopening its borders with a colorful light show on its waterfront.
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A midnight light show brightened up Wuhan’s skyline Wednesday as the central Chinese city entered its first day post-lockdown. The display was a tribute to heroes in the battle against the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Wuhan, the Chinese city hardest hit by the novel coronavirus outbreak, started lifting outbound travel restrictions from Wednesday, after almost 11 weeks of lockdown to stem the spread of COVID-19.
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The lockdown that gripped the China’s city of Wuhan, the original epicenter of the coronavirus, is starting to ease.
Robin has been locked down in China’s Covid-19 epicenter. He used to go out like in full protective gear. Now he’s only wearing a face mask. But life is still tough in Wuhan.
Two months after locking down the city’s 11 million residents, China declared victory over the coronavirus this week, saying ground zero of the pandemic will reopen for business by April 9. Despite a staggering 50,006 cases and 2,531 deaths, Wuhan’s numbers have stabilized. Meanwhile the U.S. has just overtaken China for the most cases worldwide.
China is lifting its lockdown over the epicenter of Wuhan on April 8.
“Knowing the day we can finally go out, sometimes it’s not necessarily a good thing,” says a Wuhan resident who goes by Robin.
He is one of millions of people who have been locked down in the city for two months since the coronavirus outbreak in January.
The easing of restrictions comes as Hubei reported that new infections dropped to zero on March 19, a dramatic plunge from the height of an epidemic that’s infected more than 80,000 Chinese and killed over 3,200.
