Reporter : Zhong Jingming / Editor : Xiaohui / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/10/29/a102974790.html / Translation, editing : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA
Image : A family of four lived in the Wuhan Huanan Seafood Market and were not infected with SARS-CoV-2. They were ordered to be isolated at a hotel upon discovery when the market reopened. Wu Zunyou a China CDC expert said the covid epidemic in Wuhan may start from the imported seafood at the Wuhan Huanan Seafood Market. (Video Screenshot)
After the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 (CCP virus), the CCP tried to dump the pot to the United States. This year, a new outbreak occurred in Beijing. CCP experts have invented a new dumpling route-imported seafood, which has been used today. A few days ago, Wu Zunyou, an expert from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the Communist Party of China, tried to transplant this route to Wuhan, claiming to find a "new direction."
According to a report by the party media Global Times, Wu Zunyou, chief epidemiologist of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, recently stated publicly, "Because the outbreaks in Beijing Xinfadi, Dalian and Qingdao were all caused by seafood, it reminded us the first outbreaks that occurred in Wuhan were also in the South China Seafood Market. Is it also caused by imported seafood? This also gives us a reminder that we have a new thinking and new technological direction."
The speeches of senior experts within the CCP system often represent the "political direction." After Wu Zunyou made the above statement, it is expected that related "test results" or "research results" may be published one after another, although the research results of Chinese experts have long denied that the Wuhan seafood market is the source of the virus.
On 17 October, the China CDC claimed that in the traceability investigation of the Qingdao epidemic, the live CCP virus was detected and isolated from the outer packaging of imported frozen cod. On 23 October, scholars from multiple authoritative academic institutions jointly published a "research paper", claiming that the recurrence of the Beijing epidemic in June this year "may be caused by cold chain food contamination."
In June of this year, the epidemic in Beijing resumed, and the Chinese Communist Party began to hype "imported salmon" for the first time. Since then, the recurrence of the epidemic in Dalian, Guangdong, Qingdao and other places has also been "traceable" to imported seafood. Only Xinjiang is far from the coast, and it is difficult to get involved with imported seafood, so the latest local epidemic is still an "unknown source."
Although the CCP experts have been earnestly slamming the pot in the direction of "political correctness," most of the deceived people are only Chinese. A recent poll showed that more than 80% of foreigners believed that the epidemic came from China and accused the CCP of concealing the epidemic and causing the situation to get out of control.
The British "Guardian" recently reported that this poll on the CCP virus epidemic was commissioned by the British market research and data analysis company "You Gov". The questions were designed by the newspaper and a total of 26,000 were investigated in 25 countries. people.
The survey results show that in all 24 countries except China, more than 80% of the people believe that the CCP virus comes from China and believe that the CCP government should be responsible. Among them, Nigeria’s 98% poll has the highest number, and Saudi Arabia has the lowest, but it also has 83%. In contrast, only 52% of Chinese respondents believed that the virus originated in China, 12% said they did not know, and another 1/3 believed it came from the United States.
In addition, most people in other interviewed countries believe that the CCP has concealed the epidemic. The proportion of the United Kingdom holding this view is 80%. The highest proportion is 84% in Japan and 82% in Spain. The overall EU data gap is small. But in China, 90% of people believe that the Chinese Communist government "has the greatest leadership role in the world."
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