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Malaysians "produce magnetism" after being vaccinated. Mystery of vaccination
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According to a report by Malaysian media China Press, a Malaysian man claimed that after his family had received doses of the SARS-CoV-2 (covi, CCP virus, novel coronavirus) vaccine, his body became magnetized for no reason, and he could still attract iron nails, metal spoons and other iron products. So do his relatives who were vaccinated. His friends also tried to do the same. After testing a number of times, they could only attract smaller metal objects such as spoons and keys.
The man named Hu Yihua revealed that he, his wife and mother-in-law had been given Sinovac vaccine (CoronaVac) a few days ago, while his parents had received two doses of AstraZeneca (AZ vaccine). The 69-year-old mother-in-law named Li Meimei, who completed two doses of CoronaVac vaccination, is even more exaggerated. She can attract scissors, kitchen knives and hammers. She is not bothered by magnetism.
Yihua said, "I originally thought it was a magnetic field problem in my family. The problem is that we live in different places, but they can be successfully attracted."
The man also asked a doctor friend, but the other party said that there was no way to explain, making him more and more curious, and he was also afraid that this would bring counter-effects and reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine.
The China Press report did not say whether the cases had the same situation before, it may be because of it. There is currently no way to explain this phenomenon.
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An identical report of body "magnetism" from Taiwan follows
Image courtesy : Xizhi Group Facebook
A Facebook fan member of "Xizhi Group" reported that 3 days after a woman had been vaccinated with Moderna, her arm had inexplicable magnetism, which could attract metals such as spoons and forks, but her husband who had also been vaccinated did not have this ability. When asked about the case of Malaysia earlier in the press conference, the spokesperson of the Central Epidemic Command Center Zhuang Renxiang said that he could not explain this phenomenon.
Ms. Ke, the Facebook fan member of the "Xizhi Group", posted a post this afternoon, saying that her mother, who was 39 years old, had been vaccinated with Moderna on 8 July. Three days later, the "Moderna arm" appeared! Her mother heard that magnetism would be generated after someone was vaccinated. She wanted to try it. She did not expect that she could really suck a spoon and fork on her arm, and both hands had magnetism.
Ms Ke said that his father was also vaccinated, but no magnetism was found on his body.
Ms. Ke was very worried about her mother's health. She called 1922 to report. The other party replied "If you are worried, go back to the hospital for a check-up." Ms. Ke said that her mother's body was not unwell.
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First case of body "magnetism" after vaccination from India
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TVBS on 13 June 2021 reported based on an Indian media Times Now's report that a 71-year-old Indian man in Nashvik, Maharashtra by the name of Arvind Sonar was able to attract metal objects after completing two doses of a covi vaccine. However, experts interviewed said his body "magnetism" "was not because of covid vaccination."
Dr Bapusahed Nagargoje, a Medical Officer of Nashik Municipal Corporation, visited Sonar's house and confirmed that metals were indeed getting stuck to Sonar's body.
"We are researching the same to understand the cause of this, and obviously, the results will not come overnight. One thing we can say for sure is that it is not vaccine-related," said Dr Nagargoje.
Refs: http://penang.chinapress.com.my/?p=1561620, news.tvbs.com.tw/fun/1543804?from=Copy_content, https://news.tvbs.com.tw/world/1527484?from=life_related, https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/life/breakingnews/3600014
News (4) to (6) / Editor : Zhou Zixin / Direct translation
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South Korea added a thousand more cases, hoping that "Moderna" will arrive to rescue the epidemic
South Korea’s Central Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters announced today (11) of 1,324 newly confirmed cases, which has exceeded 1,300 for three consecutive days, and the proportion of confirmed cases in non-capital areas is showing a growing trend. It is suspected that it has spread from the capital area.
The South Korean government also announced that another 396,000 doses of Moderna vaccine will be delivered today, and it is expected to receive 10 million doses of vaccines from various brands by the end of the month.
According to the Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean government reported 54 fewer confirmed cases today than the previous day, but it has exceeded 1,300 cases for 3 consecutive days, and the cumulative number of newly diagnosed cases for 5 days has reached 4 number.
Based on weekend data, this wave of epidemics is the highest peak in China since the outbreak, exceeding the record of 1,097 cases notified in a single day on 20 December 2020. In addition to the continuous increase in confirmed cases, South Korean officials also pointed out that the proportion of community infection cases in non-capital areas has exceeded 20% for three consecutive days, and the proportion continues to increase.
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Covid tally of South Korea on 11 July 2021
Among the new cases notified on 11 July, there were 1,280 cases of community infection, of which 964 cases were in the capital area, accounting for 75.3%, and there were 316 cases in the non-capital area, accounting for 24.7%. There were 44 cases of immigration from abroad, of which 12 cases were diagnosed at the time of entry inspection, and 32 cases were diagnosed during the isolation period. In addition, 5 new deaths were added on the 11th, with a cumulative death toll of 2043 and a mortality rate of 1.22%.
There are currently 168,046 confirmed cases nationwide.
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South Korea receives at least 750,000 doses of Moderna
South Korea's "Novel Coronavirus Vaccination Promotion Team" stated today that of the 40 million doses of vaccine purchased directly by the South Korean government from Moderna, 396,000 doses will arrive in Incheon today. The vaccine delivered this time will be used for vaccination in the 55 to 59-year-old population. The 50-54-year-old ethnic group is expected to start vaccination from 9 to 21 August. The South Korean government has received 354,000 doses of Moderna vaccine on 8 July.
Accumulative 750,000 doses of Moderna have arrived this month. With the addition of vaccines from other pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer, Novavax, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, etc., it is expected that 10 million doses of vaccine will be received this month.
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British woman's nail found "weird erythema", it turned out to be a rare cancer
Reporter : Fu Yuanxi / Editor: Cheng Yiren / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2021/07/11/a103163131.html / Direct translation / Image courtesy : The Epoch Times
A woman in the UK has been troubled by an unidentified red marking on her thumb nail for many years, but she did not care too much and just covered it with nail polish. It was not until she read a medical article that the situation was serious, and she hurried to the doctor for an examination, which proved to be a rare cancer.
Alana Severs, 36 years old, is a nurse currently living in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. A red spot suddenly appeared on the nail of her right thumb many years ago. At first, she did not care about it, but thought it would disappear after a while. In order not to be noticeable, she often painted nail polish to cover up this red marking. (Click to watch related pictures)
One night in January 2017, Severs saw a medical article about rare cancers on the Internet, and found that the red markings on her nails were exactly the same as the symptoms mentioned in the article. This made her very panicked and her scalp suddenly felt numb. She decided to seek medical attention immediately.
Early the next morning, she went to the local hospital for an examination. After a doctor’s diagnosis, Severs had skin cancer, a rare type of "melanoma." Fortunately, the cancerous tissue did not spread to the blood, but surgery must be performed immediately to remove the nail of the thumb and 0.5 cm of cancer. The tissue is removed, and then skin transplantation is performed.
Severs said afterwards that although her finger continued to sore for a long time after the operation, which prevented her from working normally, she was very thankful that she had read the article, otherwise she might lose her life because of the spread of cancer cells.
She said it was a miracle. It kept growing and the markings on the nails became bigger and bigger. She was lucky to find it before the cancer spread and healed after several operations.
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The beauty pageant must also prevent epidemics! Thai beauty pageant faces criminal charges for not wearing masks
There were 22 confirmed covid cases in the beauty pageant held in Thailand in June 2021. Thai police said on 11 July that pageants may face criminal charges for not wearing masks.
AFP reported that a total of 13 contestants and 9 related personnel tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 in the beauty pageant held in Bangkok in late June. According to the photos on the Facebook page of the event, the contestants were wearing dresses but not masks and social distancing.
The Thai police said that the beauty pageant has obtained permission to host, but it still has to comply with 20 epidemic prevention regulations such as wearing masks. Those who participated in the competition but did not wear a mask have violated the emergency law and the disease control law. The organizers and participants are currently under investigation and may face criminal charges.
Thailand is currently fighting the third wave of the epidemic. The government has announced that Bangkok and 9 other provinces will impose a curfew from tomorrow, prohibiting people from going out between 9 pm and 4 am. The total number of confirmed cases in Thailand currently exceeds 330,000, and the total death toll is 2,711.
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Taiwan is hard to be defeated! Japanese scholars expose the key to Chinese false information "gradually failing"
Image : Chen Qingchang, an associate professor at Ryukoku University in Japan, believes that if the number of Pan-Blue supporters continues to decrease, then about 10 years later, China's disinformation activities will gradually become invalid. (Data photo)
During the covid epidemic in Taiwan, China launched a cognitive war against Taiwan and spread false information; Singapore media reported that "China’s false information is difficult to defeat Taiwan" and mentioned that scholars from Ryukoku University in Japan believe that "the continued decline in the number of pan-blue supporters" is a key factor in the "gradual failure" of China's disinformation activities.
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Mothership discovered disinformation from China on Taiwan
The Singaporean media "Mothership" pointed out that after Taiwan’s confirmed cases surged in May, it discovered false information from China and began a fierce attack. These false information included fake news that pretended to be the "Liberty Times Net" Twitter account, saying that Taipei and New Taipei had become " "Ghost Cities", "20,000 people are missing", "Wanhua confirmed dead bodies were incinerated on a large scale," etc., and false messages claiming that President Tsai Ing-wen was infected.
In addition, the Central Epidemic Commander Chen Shizhong has also become the target of CCP's false information. It is rumored that he was originally a Japanese. He has been living since World War II because he did human experiments. He had been cooperating with the United States to develop biological and chemical weapons for the pneumonia virus. The DPP used to massacre the people. Chen Shizhong's real name was Nanyun Tadao." This false message also included photos of Chen Shizhong and Yamaguchi, the commander of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
The media pointed out that the epidemic in Taiwan is currently under control, the supply of vaccines has also increased, and the public's awareness of such false information has also increased. China's false information activities are difficult to defeat Taiwan under epidemic prevention; Associate Professor of Ryukoku University, Kyoto, Japan, Chen Qingchang said that what Taiwan faces is not a public health crisis, but a political crisis. After the epidemic was brought under control, the Pan-Blue and the pro-China "fifth column" have been trying to shake people's confidence in the Chinese Republic government.
Chen Qingchang believes that the Chinese government’s conspiracy to "sow divorce" in Taiwan will not have a profound impact on Taiwan. The reason is that "the Chinese Communist Party's tricks are increasingly being seen through by Taiwanese and foreigners." He added, "If Pan-Blue supports the number of people continues to decrease, the disinformation activities will gradually become invalid after about 10 years."
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