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Chinese whistleblower who helped expose Wuhan Covid outbreak reappears 18 months after he was feared to have been abducted by authorities – but says he ‘can’t talk about’ what happened
Chen Qiushi has resurfaced more than 600 days after he vanished in Wuhan
The citizen journalist had been reporting on the Covid outbreak in the city
He reappeared in a clip with martial artist Xu Xiaodong on YouTube
By Luke Andrews For Mailonline
Published: 10:49 EDT, 1 October 2021 | Updated: 10:50 EDT, 1 October 2021
A Chinese whistleblower who helped expose the Wuhan Covid outbreak has reappeared 18 months after he was feared abducted.
Chen Qiushi, in his mid-30s, vanished in early February last year as the virus spread around the world.
He had not been heard from since, although reports suggested he was allowed to return to his parents in Qingdao, northern China, by September last year.
But the citizen journalist and former human rights lawyer has now resurfaced in a YouTube livestream with martial artist Xu Xiaodong.
During the 30-minute clip Mr Qiushi said, according to the Wall Street Journal: 'Over the past year and eight months, I have experienced a lot of things. Some of it can be talked about, some of it can't. I believe you understand.'
He is one of three whistleblowers who disappeared in the early days of the pandemic after trying to warn the world about the outbreak in Wuhan.
Li Zehua, in his mid-20s, was chased and then abducted in Wuhan on February 6 after posting videos claiming the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the source of the virus outbreak. But the former Chinese TV anchor reappeared two months later.
Fang Bin, a Wuhan resident, went missing on February 9 after publishing videos sowing piles of bodies being loaded onto buses at hospitals in the city. He has not been seen since...
Chinese whistleblower who helped expose Wuhan Covid outbreak reappears 18 months after he was feared to have been abducted by authorities – but says he ‘can’t talk about’ what happened
Chen Qiushi has resurfaced more than 600 days after he vanished in Wuhan
The citizen journalist had been reporting on the Covid outbreak in the city
He reappeared in a clip with martial artist Xu Xiaodong on YouTube
By Luke Andrews For Mailonline
Published: 10:49 EDT, 1 October 2021 | Updated: 10:50 EDT, 1 October 2021
A Chinese whistleblower who helped expose the Wuhan Covid outbreak has reappeared 18 months after he was feared abducted.
Chen Qiushi, in his mid-30s, vanished in early February last year as the virus spread around the world.
He had not been heard from since, although reports suggested he was allowed to return to his parents in Qingdao, northern China, by September last year.
But the citizen journalist and former human rights lawyer has now resurfaced in a YouTube livestream with martial artist Xu Xiaodong.
During the 30-minute clip Mr Qiushi said, according to the Wall Street Journal: 'Over the past year and eight months, I have experienced a lot of things. Some of it can be talked about, some of it can't. I believe you understand.'
He is one of three whistleblowers who disappeared in the early days of the pandemic after trying to warn the world about the outbreak in Wuhan.
Li Zehua, in his mid-20s, was chased and then abducted in Wuhan on February 6 after posting videos claiming the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the source of the virus outbreak. But the former Chinese TV anchor reappeared two months later.
Fang Bin, a Wuhan resident, went missing on February 9 after publishing videos sowing piles of bodies being loaded onto buses at hospitals in the city. He has not been seen since...