Leaked data from Shanghai reveals the horrifying number of Covid-related deaths: 400 million people?
In July 2022, China's Mul E newspaper reported that the data and records of one billion Chinese citizens in the Shanghai Public Security Bureau system were hacked, which is believed to be the largest cyber security incident in China so far. A hacker named ChinaDan was selling this data for ...
China’s funeral industry recruits staff for the new year
The new pandemic wave in China has continued to spread since its latest outbreak in December 2022. During the New Year, funeral homes in some cities bustled with staff, including off-duty staff. Since December 2022, medical examination and treatment difficulties, waiting for cremation schedules, and preserving bodies have become hot topics ...
The Chinese tell their true stories, the number of COVID fatalities is unimaginable
The severity of the pandemic in China is beyond the world's imagination, but Chinese media outlets do not acknowledge it. People have spread information and attracted a lot of attention on the internet. Although it is difficult to verify the accuracy of the information, it is one of the unofficial ...
New study from UK firm: China’s COVID fatalities may reach 9,000 a day
According to UK-based health data firm Airfinity on Thursday, December 29, about 9,000 people in China might die every day from COVID, nearly doubling its estimate from a week ago as a tsunami of infections hit multiple regions across the country. Reuters reported that the firm said the total number of ...
Crows in Heilongjiang sky; mass funerals and graves in Chongqing
China is currently experiencing a cold and mourning winter like never before. As experts and observers predicted, China's fragile health system could not cope with the pandemic, which caused many unwitting deaths from insufficient medical support and medicine. On December 28, a video shows a mass grave for at least 10 people ...
China’s move to ease travel rules sparks concern over spread of new variants
Starting from January 8, China will relax its quarantine requirements for travelers from other countries. Many people expressed concerns about the possibility of new variations spreading beyond China's borders. Several countries, including Japan and India, have introduced measures to stop an influx of cases. People from China rushed to book overseas ...
China’s economy faces a cliff even after exiting zero COVID policy
According to the Liberty Times, strict pandemic prevention measures greatly benefited China's economy in the first two years. China supposedly maintained a low infection rate when the pandemic plagued the world. This allowed the nation to maintain regular internal business. International orders are pouring into China one after another, and exports ...
Corpses backlog at crematoriums; How bad is the COVID pandemic in China?
The Chinese regime abruptly abandoned a zero-COVID policy on December 7. Before the reopening, China had one of the toughest anti-Covid measures in the world. One of the reasons for relaxation was the effects of unprecedented widespread protests across the country due to the brutal enforcement of the zero-COVID policy. Due to ...
Guangzhou: Crowds of people line up at funeral home entrance
Since China abruptly eased its COVID restrictions earlier this month, new COVID cases have sparked like wildfire in this country. Hospitals are overcrowded, and unprepared residents scramble for medicines. In recent days, various parts of the mainland have seen long waiting lines at the entrance of several funeral parlors. Due to ...
Emergency hotline scrambles to recruit as China’s outbreak intensifies
Emergency hotlines in China search for volunteers as COVID further stretches the country’s healthcare system. Mainland news agency The Paper reported on December 27 that Shenzhen 深圳 Emergency Center has been calling for citizen volunteers for days. Overwhelmed by skyrocketing emergency calls, it is looking for at least 50 citizen dispatchers ...
Beijing girl’s painful experience of taking her COVID-positive father to the emergency room
On December 17, the daughter of a COVID patient cried and complained about the process of trying to get help for her sick father. She took her father to three hospitals in one day in an attempt to get treatment; Chaoyang Hospital, Huaxin Hospital, and Minhang Hospital, and sadly, her ...
Pandemic prevention was a mess; public calls authorities ‘chameleon’
The CCP suddenly lifted the pandemic control but did not have the corresponding preparations, causing a series of consequences. The people are still the ones who suffer the most. According to The Epoch Times Chinese edition, local governments operate independently in handling the pandemic. Even different departments, industries and companies in ...
Too many people pass away amid COVID surge, funeral homes across China reportedly overcrowded
China is building more intensive care facilities and working to improve hospitals as the country saw a surge in COVID cases. Earlier, China announced a nationwide relaxation of its COVID restrictions. The number of COVID infected people in Beijing has surged sharply since the beginning of the month. A recording of ...
Beijing in critical condition: Investigation reveals shocking truth
The COVID-19 pandemic in Beijing is spreading. According to a BBC reporter in China, in the past week, the number of infected people in Beijing has exceeded 10 million people. It is very difficult to find people who are not infected, which makes people feel scared. In addition, two former ...
Cold weather damages Guangxi power grid, over 12,000 households affected
Plummeting temperatures disrupted the power supply of a vast area in China’s southern Guangxi province on December 2. According to state media CCTV, the cold snap had frozen 58 power lines by the evening and caused outages to 12,519 households. Above Jiling Village, quarter-inch-thick ice covered 500 kV pole ...
Extreme cold sweeps China’s northwest
Winter has only just started in China, yet extreme cold has already caused fatal damage to its northwestern region. State-backed Xinhua News Agency reported that freezing temperatures killed seven road workers in Altay city, Xinjiang province, on November 27. Another worker was also admitted to the hospital but survived. The eight ...
