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Discussion: Videos, news reports, various information about what is going on in China - thread started January 23, 2020

Hubei Ezhou famous doctor Xu Defu died of new crown pneumonia hospital: his lover was also infected

Red Star News 2020-02-17 19:12

On February 17, Red Star reporter learned from the Propaganda Department of Ezhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Hubei Province that Xu Defu, the former president of the hospital, died on February 13 due to new crown pneumonia.

According to the official website of Ezhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Xu Defu is the chief physician of the liver, gallbladder, spleen, and stomach, and an adjunct professor at Hubei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Member of the Municipal Vocational and Technical Qualification Evaluation Committee.

He is good at the diagnosis and treatment of liver, gallbladder, spleen and stomach diseases, and has rich experience in the treatment of stomach, digestive tract, diabetes and other diseases. In his spare time, he has published more than 50 academic papers, published 8 monographs such as "150 cases of unreasonable combination of Chinese and western medicine" and "Excellent recipes for the treatment of common tumors by integrated Chinese and Western medicine".
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On February 17, a staff member of the Propaganda Department of the Ezhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital told Red Star News reporter that Xu Defu did on February 13 due to new coronary pneumonia. Infected with virus in clinical work. "

The staff member introduced that Xu Defu, who was over 60 years old, was the president of the hospital. After his retirement, in addition to being re-employed as an expert by the Chinese Hospital, he was also in another hospital. After the outbreak, the Chinese Medicine Hospital did not arrange for Xu Defu to work in an isolation ward, and it is uncertain whether he was infected with the virus in clinical work. "I have worked with Dr. Xu for 30 years and have deep feelings for him. After his death, many people outside the courtyard spontaneously wrote poems for him. His lover was also infected and was very sick ."
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Red Star reporter Li Wentao and Luo Dani

Editor Zhang Chao

https://static.cdsb.com/micropub/Articles/202002/17958269f3a91e86106cd3c8cefd893d.html
 
UK Citizen in Wuhan gives a video update on life inside Wuhan. His wife is Chinese and was not allowed to leave with him for the UK so he decided to stay.

In the video starting at time about 17:30 in he says that Wuhan citizens believe the death toll to be more like 100,000 - some, including his wife thinks more like 200,000.

Nobody believes the official figures. Obviously I'm not claiming his numbers are correct but it is direct from someone inside Wuhan. See for yourself below.


https://www.pscp.tv/w/1vAxRBlewrPxl
 
Interesting! He said that he and his wife have a box of 20 masks and you can get arrested for going outside without one. So that is essentially 20 trips. What happens after that? Isn't everyone going to be in the same situation soon?
 
Translation Google

Nurses from a temporary hospital in Wuhan found a way to cheer up patients: simple movements and loud music made some of them get up and dance a little.

 
A beautifully written diary of a young nurse taking care of patients in intensive care in Wuhan. A small snip...
http://www.mychinanews.com/news/n/6/2420263

　
Wu Yiying's first visit to Wuhan was too late to become familiar with the city. On January 25, Jinyintan Hospital handed over the second and third floors of the North Hospital to the Shanghai medical team of more than 130 people. The second floor is the general ward, and the third floor is the intensive care unit.

　　At that time, Jinyintan Hospital attracted worldwide attention and was treating the largest number of patients with new coronary pneumonia. Formerly known as Wuhan Medical Treatment Center, it is the only public health medical treatment base in Wuhan with a history of nearly 100 years. It is also the designated hospital for emergency medical treatment in Hubei and Wuhan. Among Wuhan residents, this is a hospital that specializes in treating infectious patients.

　　Wu Yiying's first impression was that the medical staff of Jinyintan Hospital, who had been working for more than a month, obviously felt overwhelmed. "Nursing records are messy and the ward environment is terrible." Wu Yiying described that the ward could only be cleaned once every two days, and the garbage spilled out of the trash.

　　Like most hospitals seeking online help, there is also a shortage of supplies here, and surgical gowns and scalpels are not enough. "I used it today, I don't know if it will be tomorrow." Wu Yiying said, the most intuitive thing is the lack of medical supplies, lack of nurses, and living materials have been tense. Immediately resolved after good coordination. "

　　Nursing One person takes care of 4 critically ill patients, a patient finishes a bowl of porridge in an hour and a half

　　In the afternoon of January 26, Wu Yiying learned that she was assigned to the intensive care unit on the third floor of the North Hospital of Jinyintan Hospital. The first class was the night shift.

　　Most of the severely ill Jinyintan Hospitals are isolated areas. In the intensive care unit, more than 20 patients are using non-invasive ventilators.
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....snip
 
This video has just been posted from inside Wuhan. It sounds like something I would imagine from a vision of Dante's version of Hell... however it is more important than that. It suggests that the residents of Wuhan are reaching the end of their tether.. I don't know how much longer China will be able to keep up the current levels of quarantine there without the situation exploding on a society level. I also think that whatever our views of China may be, we do need to thank them for buying us all time. This video embodies the great personal cost of the individuals there. We do need to remember this as things unfold in the weeks and months ahead in our own countries.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x07uSrTQdNg
 
Vibrant62 said:
This video has just been posted from inside Wuhan. It sounds like something I would imagine from a vision of Dante's version of Hell... however it is more important than that. It suggests that the residents of Wuhan are reaching the end of their tether.. I don't know how much longer China will be able to keep up the current levels of quarantine there without the situation exploding on a society level. I also think that whatever our views of China may be, we do need to thank them for buying us all time. This video embodies the great personal cost of the individuals there. We do need to remember this as things unfold in the weeks and months ahead in our own countries.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x07uSrTQdNg
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That is incredibly disturbing.
 
Vibrant62 said:
This video has just been posted from inside Wuhan. It sounds like something I would imagine from a vision of Dante's version of Hell... however it is more important than that. It suggests that the residents of Wuhan are reaching the end of their tether.. I don't know how much longer China will be able to keep up the current levels of quarantine there without the situation exploding on a society level. I also think that whatever our views of China may be, we do need to thank them for buying us all time. This video embodies the great personal cost of the individuals there. We do need to remember this as things unfold in the weeks and months ahead in our own countries.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x07uSrTQdNg
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This is very disturbing indeed. Any idea of its veracity?
 
Unfortunately not - just one of the video's that surfaced on Youtube, but would have thought it is very hard indeed to fake -you would need a large cast and quite considerable technical expertise and time to fake that I think. There have been others similar to this, but these were more about the night shout outs to people to 'stay strong' etc at night. The tone has changed. I would expect the isolation will be getting to many.
 
Translation Google

Chen Qiushi, Fang Bin, Li Zehua, Missing Wuhan, Someone "Soul" on the Internet

issuing time: 21/03/2020-16:50

Citizen journalist Chen Qiushi and Fang Bin Li Zehua lost contact during the Wuhan investigation.
Citizen journalist Chen Qiushi and Fang Bin Li Zehua lost contact during the Wuhan investigation. ? DR Network Pictures
Author:
Gu Li
Citizen journalist Chen Qiushi, Wuhan resident Fang Bin, and former CCTV reporter Li Zehua, went missing in February this year while investigating the live broadcast epidemic in Wuhan, and have not heard from it for more than a month. Someone online today called them "Soul" --- Chen Qiushi Fang Bin Li Zehua went home!

During the field closure in Wuhan, three people who reported the epidemic: Chen Qiushi, Fang Bin, Li Zehua, and others lost contact in February this year. Up to now, there has been no news at all, causing concern. Today on Twitter, some netizens called for them to say that power is the soul--Chen Qiushi, Fang Bin, and Li Zehua go home!

Chen Qiushi arrived in Wuhan on the eve of Wuhan ’s closure. He assured everyone that his report would not create rumors, and seek truth from facts. Then he sent videos of hospitals, seafood markets, street scenes, etc. from Wuhan to show the outside world a Wuhan that is different from the official media. His report came to an abrupt end on February 7. He finally told his mother on the YouTube channel that he was going to film the situation in Wuhan Fangcai Hospital, and then lost his contact that day. There is no news so far.

Fang Bin, a Wuhan resident who met Chen Qiushi, also filmed and reported the epidemic in Wuhan. The video he sent to the outside world included the tragedy of the hospital morgue. So on February 9, Fang Bin also evaporated. His final video showed that the person wearing the protective suit knocked on the door and asked to take a temperature check. He said that his temperature was OK and he tried to refuse.

Former CCTV reporter Li Zehua disappeared last on February 26. The goals of his visit include the Baibuting District, where banquets are held, funeral homes for sky-high recruitment of corpses, Wuchang Railway Station where migrant workers are stranded ... In the end, he touched the red line --- Wuhan P4 Virus Institute. According to the Free Asia report, on February 26, Li Zehua's video on YouTube read that he was being hunted by Guoan for visiting the P4 virus office in Wuhan. The laboratory is suspected to be the source of the outbreak. That night, Li Zehua lived on Youtube for four hours. The last few people with masks entered his room. Black screen of live broadcast.

There have been no new confirmed cases in Wuhan for three consecutive days. The outbreak appears to be ending. However, the three reporters had no information. People are concerned about their safety, and some worry that they will be made "positive."

http://www.rfi.fr/cn/%E4%B8%AD%E5%9...D%8E%E6%B3%BD%E5%8D%8E%E6%AD%A6%E6%B1%89%E5%A 4%B1%E8%B8%AA%E6%9C%88%E4%BD%99-%E7%BD%91%E4%B8%8A%E6%9C%89%E4%BA%BA-%E5%8F%AB%E9%AD%82
 
This is really horrible. They are beating humans the way they were beating dogs during the first wave.
 
It made sense trying to control the initial outbreak so hospitals were unburdened, but hoping an illness like this could be eradicated was madness. They should have prepared people for reality.
 
Bien que locale, cette initiative int?resse largement : le hashtag ? le code sant? de Hangzhou va entrer en application ? a ?t? visualis? plus de 110 millions de fois sur Weibo, l’?quivalent chinois de Twitter. Or, l’immense majorit? des r?actions ont ?t? n?gatives. Petit floril?ge : ? Il faut aussi que je vous dise combien de fois je chie par jour ? ?, ? Pourquoi mon entreprise devrait-elle ?tre au courant de ma sant? ? ? ? Je cherche un conjoint. Vais-je devoir lui montrer mon score ? ?, ? Parmi vos id?es lumineuses, envisagez-vous d’int?grer une puce dans notre corps ou de tatouer un code sur notre visage ? ?. Convaincu qu’Alibaba est derri?re tout cela, un internaute menace : ? Si Alipay [le syst?me de paiement d’Alibaba] fait cela, je me d?sabonne. ?

https://www.lemonde.fr/internationa...eb-les-chinois-se-rebiffent_6041211_3210.html
 
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