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China - Large crowds of visitors to Wuhan cemeteries raise questions about COVID?s actual death toll from 2019/2020 outbreak - April 6, 2021

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Large crowds of visitors to Wuhan cemeteries raise questions about COVID?s actual death toll

Published (HKT): 2021.04.06 06:45

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Mainland Chinese bloggers have described recent scenes of graveyards crammed with crowds of visitors in Wuhan, the epicenter of last year?s COVID-19 outbreak, in a subtle reminder that the official death toll may be considerably underestimated.

In the lead-up to Sunday?s Ching Ming Festival, a day to commemorate deceased loved ones and ancestors, around 320,000 residents visited cemeteries and graveyards in Wuhan to pay tribute to their lost family members, according to one blogger.

The blogger, who cited the number from a recent report in Hubei-based newspaper Chutian Metropolis Daily, added that crowds and vehicles bound for burial grounds filled Wuhan?s streets on Sunday.

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https://hk.appledaily.com/news/20210...AZO35CRVGLVUI/
 
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