Good interesting report!
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Good interesting report!
Yeah, miracle indeed. But nothing is unachievable. Just quick decision and quick response. My hometown let student (from elementary to highschool) stay at home since Lunar New Year. Restaurant, cafeteria bar etc is ban or limit open time. Trans province bus is stop. Information about virus is everywhere in public.
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No racism behind coronavirus protections, China assures African community
so follow the link if interested
related is
No racism behind coronavirus protections, China assures African community
- Foreign ministry, Guangzhou mayor and senior police officer say everyone is treated equally after several countries lodge formal protests
- Southern Chinese gateway city’s ‘Little Africa’ community has reported forced evictions and other forms of discrimination linked to virus fears
so follow the link if interested
That Seiichiro Takeuchi, head of the China bureau of Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun, published an article headlined "Parties which refused to apologize will shoot themselves in the foot." He instead should not just shoot his own foot. He should insert the foot into his mouth and shoot it when inside the mouth.
When I wrote on 5 Feb (Coronavirus 2019-2020 thread (no unsubstantiated rumours!)) of Phase 1 in China inevitably followed by Phase 2 in rest of the world, I also wrote And maybe, hopefully, the insults and savage mockery they shown to China will stop as they all desperately trying not to be sick and die themselves.
My apologies to gentlemen here for my simplistic naive mind in penning those words.
We seen even greater venom, and poison and righteous hypocrisy and lies and in far greater volume from all kinds not just from Western politicians and Western MSM instead of their focusing everything to save their own people.
Even Japanese getting into the fray with just as much venom, and poison and righteous hypocrisy and lie as the worse of Western MSM.
yes there are news article been racism usually from right wing or smaller media outlet, but there are also alot article criticizing them. Take Trump calling china virus for example it generated alot hate toward Asian in US, almost every news and health official criticizing it, eventually Trump drop it.
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China-Russian border town Suifenhe become the latest hot spot of outbreak. Since it is the only land route for escaping Chinese in Russian to go back to China . They have built isolating ward for suspected infected returnee
The city of Suifenhe, bordering on Russia, establishes a strict confinement in the image of Wuhan following the increased number of imported cases. 336 residential districts are closed. A makeshift 600-bed hospital is put into operation with its medical teams.
Lol no, Trump dropped it after realizing US needs Chinese medical supplies.
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Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia becoming the next hot spot after Suifenhe
Hotels, hospitals in N.China’s Manzhouli packed amid growing imported COVID-19 cases from Russia
By Liu Caiyu and Chen Qingqing Source:Global Times Published: 2020/4/13 18:28:19
A construction worker carries building materials for a makeshift hospital in Suifenhe, Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, on Friday. The hospital is being built in this border county as imported COVID-19 cases from Russia continue to rise. Photo: Xinhua
Hotels in China's largest land port of Manzhouli in North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are packed with quarantined arrivals from overseas and hospitals are busying with treating COVID-19 patients, as the China-Russia border city sounds the alarm over an increasing number of imported cases from Russia.
has become another new battleground in China to fight the imported COVID-19 cases and come under growing pressure in handling imported coronavirus cases due to its limited medical resources, according to local hospitals and residents.
All hotels of four-star rating and above have been taken over for use as designated collective quarantine sites, according to a local resident at Manzhouli who has been engaged in border trade between China and Russia for years.
Many of the people coming into the city are from Chita, the administrative center of Zabaykalsky Krai, especially after Suifenhe in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province closed its border, resulting in rapid increases of arrivals from Russia in recent days at the Manzhouli border, the businessman told the Global Times on Monday.
"Local hotels were packed with people and new arrivals undergoing 14-day quarantine and hospitals have seen an influx of people exiting and entering," another resident in Manzhouli surnamed Han told the Global Times on Monday. "Even some community health service centers were used as temporary quarantine venues," he said.
While Inner Mongolia had recorded zero new infections for weeks and some restaurants reopened, the whole city is again on high alert due to the risks posed by imported cases.
A total of 118 medical staff from five medical teams dispatched from Hulunbuir, another city in Inner Mongolia made their journey to the border city to offer assistance on Monday, media reported.
The city is preparing at least three hospitals, two designated hospitals for COVID-19 patients and another standby hospital, about 56 kilometers away from the city. It can accommodate more than 340 beds in 145 inpatient wards and is expected to be put into use on Tuesday, the Manzhouli government told the Global Times.
Facing the pressure, Manzhouli has closed all passenger entry ports and only the goods transportation port between China and Russia is operating normally while remaining on high alert.
To prevent the imported cases from infecting domestic residents, local police have been busy checking all vehicles and people entering the Manzhouli port from Russia. All arriving Russian drivers and their vehicles will be sent to hotels in the local Senfu Logistics Park for inspection, the publicity department of the Manzhouli public security bureau told the Global Times.
While passenger entries will be closed, the port will still be open for Chinese nationals arriving there. Many of the passengers returning from Russia are laborers originally from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and nearby Heilongjiang Province, some sources said.
All passengers entering from the port will undergo body temperature checks and nucleic acid tests. They will all be quarantined upon arrival, and if they display symptoms of COVID-19, they will be sent to hospitals for observation, the Manzhouli government told the Global Times in a statement on Monday. "If the second nucleic acid test is negative on the 12th day of their stay at quarantine venues, they will be free to leave after 14 days."
The Manzhouli port reported that at least 71 people who came back from Russia were confirmed to have COVID-19 as of Monday morning, according to the region's health authority. On Sunday alone, 34 imported cases from Russia were confirmed, a whopping rise compared with the first case reported on April 6.
The Manzhouli government said on April 8 its inspection and quarantine capability was overstretched due to an increasing number of people entering China via Manzhouli from Russia.
Hotels, hospitals in N.China’s Manzhouli packed amid growing imported COVID-19 cases from Russia
By Liu Caiyu and Chen Qingqing Source:Global Times Published: 2020/4/13 18:28:19
A construction worker carries building materials for a makeshift hospital in Suifenhe, Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, on Friday. The hospital is being built in this border county as imported COVID-19 cases from Russia continue to rise. Photo: Xinhua
Hotels in China's largest land port of Manzhouli in North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are packed with quarantined arrivals from overseas and hospitals are busying with treating COVID-19 patients, as the China-Russia border city sounds the alarm over an increasing number of imported cases from Russia.
has become another new battleground in China to fight the imported COVID-19 cases and come under growing pressure in handling imported coronavirus cases due to its limited medical resources, according to local hospitals and residents.
All hotels of four-star rating and above have been taken over for use as designated collective quarantine sites, according to a local resident at Manzhouli who has been engaged in border trade between China and Russia for years.
Many of the people coming into the city are from Chita, the administrative center of Zabaykalsky Krai, especially after Suifenhe in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province closed its border, resulting in rapid increases of arrivals from Russia in recent days at the Manzhouli border, the businessman told the Global Times on Monday.
"Local hotels were packed with people and new arrivals undergoing 14-day quarantine and hospitals have seen an influx of people exiting and entering," another resident in Manzhouli surnamed Han told the Global Times on Monday. "Even some community health service centers were used as temporary quarantine venues," he said.
While Inner Mongolia had recorded zero new infections for weeks and some restaurants reopened, the whole city is again on high alert due to the risks posed by imported cases.
A total of 118 medical staff from five medical teams dispatched from Hulunbuir, another city in Inner Mongolia made their journey to the border city to offer assistance on Monday, media reported.
The city is preparing at least three hospitals, two designated hospitals for COVID-19 patients and another standby hospital, about 56 kilometers away from the city. It can accommodate more than 340 beds in 145 inpatient wards and is expected to be put into use on Tuesday, the Manzhouli government told the Global Times.
Facing the pressure, Manzhouli has closed all passenger entry ports and only the goods transportation port between China and Russia is operating normally while remaining on high alert.
To prevent the imported cases from infecting domestic residents, local police have been busy checking all vehicles and people entering the Manzhouli port from Russia. All arriving Russian drivers and their vehicles will be sent to hotels in the local Senfu Logistics Park for inspection, the publicity department of the Manzhouli public security bureau told the Global Times.
While passenger entries will be closed, the port will still be open for Chinese nationals arriving there. Many of the passengers returning from Russia are laborers originally from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and nearby Heilongjiang Province, some sources said.
All passengers entering from the port will undergo body temperature checks and nucleic acid tests. They will all be quarantined upon arrival, and if they display symptoms of COVID-19, they will be sent to hospitals for observation, the Manzhouli government told the Global Times in a statement on Monday. "If the second nucleic acid test is negative on the 12th day of their stay at quarantine venues, they will be free to leave after 14 days."
The Manzhouli port reported that at least 71 people who came back from Russia were confirmed to have COVID-19 as of Monday morning, according to the region's health authority. On Sunday alone, 34 imported cases from Russia were confirmed, a whopping rise compared with the first case reported on April 6.
The Manzhouli government said on April 8 its inspection and quarantine capability was overstretched due to an increasing number of people entering China via Manzhouli from Russia.