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Wuhan doctor: China authorities stopped me sounding alarm on Covid
A doctor from the Wuhan hospital hit hardest by the Covid-19 epidemic has said he and colleagues suspected the virus was highly transmissible in early January last year, weeks before Chinese authorities admitted it, but were prevented from warning anyone.
The doctor’s testimony – in a new BBC documentary on the 54 days between the first known case of coronavirus and the Wuhan lockdown – adds to mounting evidence of Beijing’s early attempts to cover up the virus outbreak, and intimidate healthworkers into staying quiet.
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https://archive.is/J6MaS
Grandmother, 92, dies with Covid-19 five days after her first vaccine
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Doctors said she couldn't be moved to hospital because she was too frail to undergo invasive treatment and would find the change of scene confusing, meaning she had to receive care at the home. She died 12 days later of suspected sepsis, which they said was likely triggered by the virus.
Scientists say it takes around two weeks for the vaccines to spark immunity, suggesting Mary's first dose came too late to protect her from the disease.
It comes as a top scientist today defended the decision to delay the second dose of the vaccine, arguing it could lead to better protection.
...
https://archive.is/rtlL1
Video - Dr. Fauci says virus cases in the US may be starting to plateau
https://archive.is/idStp
New quarantine rules expected for travellers to UK
Boris Johnson is expected to sign off sweeping new quarantine rules for travellers in airport hotels on Tuesday as cabinet ministers rebuffed pressure from Tory MPs to set out a timetable for the easing of lockdown.
In what Downing Street said was a more cautious approach since England’s third lockdown, a No 10 source said: “We don’t ever want to unlock anything if we have to lock it again”. It may mean coronavirus travel curbs and other restrictions remaining in place for months.
...
https://archive.is/nzFkv
I heard that things should be back to normal (or perhaps being 'the new normal' still) by March, then 'easter', then May, then recently into the summer...
'Hotel quarantine': What travellers to the UK could soon face
Ministers are contemplating introducing tough travel restrictions – of the kind that have been in force since last March in Asia and Australasia.
https://archive.is/EoJje
I thought I heard that hotels in Australia have soldiers in the corridors/landings to make sure people don't leave their rooms.
UK first-time buyers need £11,000 larger deposits after COVID-19 property boom
First-time home buyers’ deposits jumped by almost £11,000 ($15,077) in the UK in 2020, as the pandemic fuelled surging property prices and tighter mortgage rules.
The average buyer last year had to stump up just over £57,000 for their first home, a 23% jump on the previous year.
...
https://archive.is/nQCVL
Some COVID-19 survivors develop stutters and odd neurological issues
COVID-19 has left scores of survivors with bizarre had[sic] debilitating neurological effects that range from mani[sic] to neurological episodes, a new report reveals.
...
https://archive.is/dyuCs
Vaccines expert slams health bosses for fuelling fears about Covid jab
A top vaccine expert has criticised the British Medical Association for generating anxiety about the Covid jab.
Professor Adam Finn, a member of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation which advises the Government, accused the doctors’ union of misleading the public over the injections.
He hit out after the BMA criticised the Government’s decision to extend the wait time for the second jab from three to 12 weeks.
The BMA wrote to health bosses over the weekend asking them to cut the gap as it claimed that the vaccine could become less effective if the wait for the second dose is too long.
But Professor Finn, of Bristol University, said that if anything, the early evidence suggests that protection might increase with a greater gap.
...
https://archive.is/sFUvA
Welsh police 'threaten to fine' people going to farm shop to buy milk
Welsh police threatened to fine customers who went to a farm shop to buy their milk, telling them they should get it from a supermarket instead.
Officers turned people away from a milk vending machine set up in Berthengam, near Holywell in Flintshire, Wales, after a dairy farm noticed supermarkets struggled to meet the demand for dairy during lockdown.
The unmanned roadside machine was set up at the beginning of the year and is open 24 hours a day, providing fresh dairy milk is sold in bottles[sic], along with flavoured milk shakes and hot chocolate.
On Monday, customers complained to owners Einion and Elliw Jones that they had been told to leave by the police, Metro (https://archive.is/bMLb4) reports.
After they were informed they looked over CCTV footage from the machine and Mrs Jones said there were at least five households there.
Customers had been dispersed from the shed, which is outdoors and the owners claim is well-ventilated, within six minutes of the officers turning up.
Mrs Jones contacted the police and was told that their customers should be getting what they need from a supermarket or their nearest shop.
She said: 'I feel the police should be working with us as a new business and not driving all our customers to supermarkets.
'Are they standing outside butchers shops telling people they should buy their steaks from Tesco?'
...
https://archive.is/xhLql
Coronavirus 2019 - Chinese Scientists & Medical Workers Silenced by Authourities - BBC News
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Q4L2n9Yl0xzi
Coronavirus 2019 - BoJo doesn't care about Saving Lives; not saying the UK government's slogan fully
https://www.bitchute.com/video/qC7ANme4T0h6
Coronavirus 2019 - Police Abusing Their Powers Outside ASDA Shop in Birkenhead
https://www.bitchute.com/video/YTS1ekI2jgw3
- Wuhan doctor: China authorities stopped me sounding alarm on Covid
- Grandmother, 92, dies with Covid-19 five days after her first vaccine
- Video - Dr. Fauci says virus cases in the US may be starting to plateau
- New quarantine rules expected for travellers to UK
- 'Hotel quarantine': What travellers to the UK could soon face
- UK first-time buyers need £11,000 larger deposits after COVID-19 property boom
- Some COVID-19 survivors develop stutters and odd neurological issues
- Vaccines expert slams health bosses for fuelling fears about Covid jab
- Welsh police 'threaten to fine' people going to farm shop to buy milk
- Coronavirus 2019 - Chinese Scientists & Medical Workers Silenced by Authourities - BBC News
- Coronavirus 2019 - BoJo doesn't care about Saving Lives; not saying the UK government's slogan fully
- Coronavirus 2019 - Police Abusing Their Powers Outside ASDA Shop in Birkenhead
Wuhan doctor: China authorities stopped me sounding alarm on Covid
A doctor from the Wuhan hospital hit hardest by the Covid-19 epidemic has said he and colleagues suspected the virus was highly transmissible in early January last year, weeks before Chinese authorities admitted it, but were prevented from warning anyone.
The doctor’s testimony – in a new BBC documentary on the 54 days between the first known case of coronavirus and the Wuhan lockdown – adds to mounting evidence of Beijing’s early attempts to cover up the virus outbreak, and intimidate healthworkers into staying quiet.
...
https://archive.is/J6MaS
Grandmother, 92, dies with Covid-19 five days after her first vaccine
...
Doctors said she couldn't be moved to hospital because she was too frail to undergo invasive treatment and would find the change of scene confusing, meaning she had to receive care at the home. She died 12 days later of suspected sepsis, which they said was likely triggered by the virus.
Scientists say it takes around two weeks for the vaccines to spark immunity, suggesting Mary's first dose came too late to protect her from the disease.
It comes as a top scientist today defended the decision to delay the second dose of the vaccine, arguing it could lead to better protection.
...
https://archive.is/rtlL1
Video - Dr. Fauci says virus cases in the US may be starting to plateau
https://archive.is/idStp
New quarantine rules expected for travellers to UK
Boris Johnson is expected to sign off sweeping new quarantine rules for travellers in airport hotels on Tuesday as cabinet ministers rebuffed pressure from Tory MPs to set out a timetable for the easing of lockdown.
In what Downing Street said was a more cautious approach since England’s third lockdown, a No 10 source said: “We don’t ever want to unlock anything if we have to lock it again”. It may mean coronavirus travel curbs and other restrictions remaining in place for months.
...
https://archive.is/nzFkv
I heard that things should be back to normal (or perhaps being 'the new normal' still) by March, then 'easter', then May, then recently into the summer...
'Hotel quarantine': What travellers to the UK could soon face
Ministers are contemplating introducing tough travel restrictions – of the kind that have been in force since last March in Asia and Australasia.
https://archive.is/EoJje
I thought I heard that hotels in Australia have soldiers in the corridors/landings to make sure people don't leave their rooms.
UK first-time buyers need £11,000 larger deposits after COVID-19 property boom
First-time home buyers’ deposits jumped by almost £11,000 ($15,077) in the UK in 2020, as the pandemic fuelled surging property prices and tighter mortgage rules.
The average buyer last year had to stump up just over £57,000 for their first home, a 23% jump on the previous year.
...
https://archive.is/nQCVL
Some COVID-19 survivors develop stutters and odd neurological issues
COVID-19 has left scores of survivors with bizarre had[sic] debilitating neurological effects that range from mani[sic] to neurological episodes, a new report reveals.
...
https://archive.is/dyuCs
Vaccines expert slams health bosses for fuelling fears about Covid jab
A top vaccine expert has criticised the British Medical Association for generating anxiety about the Covid jab.
Professor Adam Finn, a member of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation which advises the Government, accused the doctors’ union of misleading the public over the injections.
He hit out after the BMA criticised the Government’s decision to extend the wait time for the second jab from three to 12 weeks.
The BMA wrote to health bosses over the weekend asking them to cut the gap as it claimed that the vaccine could become less effective if the wait for the second dose is too long.
But Professor Finn, of Bristol University, said that if anything, the early evidence suggests that protection might increase with a greater gap.
...
https://archive.is/sFUvA
Welsh police 'threaten to fine' people going to farm shop to buy milk
Welsh police threatened to fine customers who went to a farm shop to buy their milk, telling them they should get it from a supermarket instead.
Officers turned people away from a milk vending machine set up in Berthengam, near Holywell in Flintshire, Wales, after a dairy farm noticed supermarkets struggled to meet the demand for dairy during lockdown.
The unmanned roadside machine was set up at the beginning of the year and is open 24 hours a day, providing fresh dairy milk is sold in bottles[sic], along with flavoured milk shakes and hot chocolate.
On Monday, customers complained to owners Einion and Elliw Jones that they had been told to leave by the police, Metro (https://archive.is/bMLb4) reports.
After they were informed they looked over CCTV footage from the machine and Mrs Jones said there were at least five households there.
Customers had been dispersed from the shed, which is outdoors and the owners claim is well-ventilated, within six minutes of the officers turning up.
Mrs Jones contacted the police and was told that their customers should be getting what they need from a supermarket or their nearest shop.
She said: 'I feel the police should be working with us as a new business and not driving all our customers to supermarkets.
'Are they standing outside butchers shops telling people they should buy their steaks from Tesco?'
...
https://archive.is/xhLql
Coronavirus 2019 - Chinese Scientists & Medical Workers Silenced by Authourities - BBC News
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Q4L2n9Yl0xzi
Coronavirus 2019 - BoJo doesn't care about Saving Lives; not saying the UK government's slogan fully
https://www.bitchute.com/video/qC7ANme4T0h6
Coronavirus 2019 - Police Abusing Their Powers Outside ASDA Shop in Birkenhead
https://www.bitchute.com/video/YTS1ekI2jgw3
