Tuesday, May 5, 2020

At least seven American class-action lawsuits provide new evidence of CCP covering up the Wuhan epidemic

Reporter : Zhong Xuan
Editor : Yang Xiao
Publisher : Sound of Hope
Ref : https://www.soundofhope.org/post/375226
Translation, editing : Gan Yung Chyan
                                  / KUCINTA SETIA

Image courtesy : Susan Walsh / AP

It is known that there are currently seven class-action lawsuits in the United States against the Communist Party of China for covering up the Wuhan covid epidemic. Lawyers in a lawsuit filed an updated complaint on 4 May 2020 with more lethal statements, and they presented new evidence against the Chinese Communist government's early stage of covering up the virus outbreak.

According to the Fox News report, this updated complaint details in depth a lot of research on bat coronaviruses in a laboratory in Wuhan, China, where covid first appeared, and it is reported that China has infectious diseases that have been recognized, but afterwards they masked the true situation of the outbreak.

Fox News reported that US intelligence agencies are investigating whether SARS-CoV-2 may have leaked from the virus laboratory in Wuhan. The source told Fox News that the genome map of SARS-CoV-2 shows that it has not been genetically modified or artificially synthesized as a biological weapon; but they believe that the CCP wants to prove its ability to identify and fight the virus through research on the virus on the same of on a higher position than the United States.

One of the new allegations in the updated complaint is that the CCP's Surveillance Reporting System (SRS) is designed to detect outbreaks of infectious diseases such as coronavirus, but the doctors’ reports on coronavirus information ordered by the executive were prohibited.

The lawsuit wrote, "The surveillance reporting system has failed here because doctors and hospitals in Wuhan are prohibited from transmitting information, and the Chinese Center for Disease Control has also been replaced by the Wuhan Health Commission (WHC) controlled by the Communist Party."

The lawsuit also said, "Wuhan Health Commission (WHC) issued a notice to medical institutions on 30 December 2019, saying that patients who went to the Wuhan seafood market got a pneumonia-like disease. The notice also warns medical professionals 'Any organization or individual shall not release treatment information to the public without authorization.'"

The Berman Law Group, which is bringing a special class action lawsuit against the Chinese government, said in a statement that they believe the new evidence information will strengthen the strength of these lawsuits because the case may face issues such as "foreign sovereignty", major hurdles such as the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA), which usually prevent U.S. citizens from prosecuting other countries, with a few exceptions.

The statement from Berman Legal Group said, "The CCP government apparently covered up the obvious laboratory leaks, did not properly control the virus, and did not disclose the ease of interpersonal infection, making the virus unnecessarily ruin the entire world. The Communist Party also made all Chinese doctors mute the truth and let them acquiesce in their rules. Their direct actions will enable us to overcome the old obstacles and properly hold them accountable in the US courts."

Some of the new evidence information in the lawsuit, especially about the failure of the "Surveillance Reporting System" (SRS), comes from a report shared with Fox News, which was written by Dr. Wang Weiluo, a Chinese-American scientist in Germany, who has always been critical about CCP. The report is a summary of other reports that have been publicly released previously, but constitutes a timetable that aims to provide evidence of malfeasance by the CCP government.

The lawsuit also cited other information, including the punishment for doctors who issued the SARS-like coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) warning, detailing the interaction of CCP officials with external organizations-including denying to WHO the possibility of the virus spreading from person to person. The Chinese Communist government has already tested “patients with coronavirus symptoms that appeared between 18 December and 29 December 2019, and attributed their symptoms to a new type of bat-borne coronavirus". 』

In addition, dozens of new prosecutors were added to the updated complaint filed on Monday.

The lawsuit is one of the seven known cases against the CCP government against SARS-CoV-2 in the United States, and one of five cases seeking monetary damages for an undetermined amount. One case sought US$20 trillion, while another sought US$8 trillion in compensation.

Although, some US law observers, including Stephen L. Carter, a law professor at Yale University, said that because of the Foreign Sovereignty Exemption Act (FSIA), these lawsuits are unlikely to work. But Berman’s lawyer said that their case should be an exception to the bill.

Berman Lawyers Group’s statement on the newly amended complaint revealed, “The lawsuit also incorporates a new jurisdictional statement on the study of the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act (FSIA) and also refers to the 9/11 FSIA exception law passed in 2016."


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