A recent research report in the United States pointed out that a pro-CCP online group consisting of hundreds of fake accounts, in addition to continuously expanding its power in the virtual world and promoting the CCP’s influence In addition, it is also trying to influence the real society of the United States.
A new study released by the US cybersecurity company FIREEYE on 8 September 2021 found that hundreds of fake accounts in a pro-CCP network had a coordinated action. In addition to using Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, they used Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. The scope also involves 30 social media platforms and more than 40 online forums; in addition to English and Chinese, the languages used include Russian, German, Spanish, Korean and Japanese.
The report said, "These findings indicate that the behind-the-scenes participants of the movement have greatly expanded their online activities and are trying to build influence on as many platforms as possible to reach a wider variety of global audiences."
This pro-communist fake account network was initially discovered to discredit Hong Kong’s anti-Chinese democracy movement. After that, they launched a network of fake information propaganda that the new crown virus originated from the United States. Racist discussions encouraged Americans to take to the streets to protest.
John Hultquist, vice president of Mandiant Threat Intelligence, a subsidiary of FireEye, said that such activities are “almost certainly supported by the government, or directly through the government. Institutions, either through third-party contractors".
Gordon Chang, a well-known American expert on CCP China, said, "We have seen many examples of Beijing (the CCP) mobilizing people to spread their ideas. Beijing is not only trying to control narratives within China, but also narratives abroad."
Former U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser Matthew Pottinger commented, "One of the party’s (CCP)’s latest weapons is the use of U.S. social media platforms. In the past few years, Beijing has flooded U.S. platforms with public and covert propaganda. , And expand (effect) through its agents and cyberbots. These propaganda are not only whitewashing Beijing’s policies, but also exacerbating social tensions within the United States and other target countries."
North Korean military parade is abnormal, Kim Jong-un appears slim but does not see "the world's strongest weapon"
On 9 September 2021, North Korea held a military parade for the 73rd anniversary of its founding in Pyongyang.
Kim Jong-un attended and presided over the event, but did not speak. Even so, he is still one of the focuses of most attention. Wearing a light-colored suit and tie with the same color, he looks slimmer than he was a few months ago.
Another point that has attracted attention from the outside world is that North Korea has not displayed missiles or other important weapons to put pressure on the U.S. government.
Many people still remember that before Bi came to power in January this year, North Korea showed off its so-called "world's most powerful weapon"-submarine-launched ballistic missiles at the military parade. But the photos of the parade this time showed that the scale of the weapons they displayed was reduced, and only conventional weapons such as multiple rocket launchers and tractors carrying anti-tank missiles were released.
In addition, Kim Jong-un inspected mainly the Red Guards and Social Security Army, the emergency epidemic prevention column responsible for the prevention and control of the epidemic, the Ministry of Health column, the Red Youth Guards, and the mechanized column composed of motorcycle and tractor units.
Yang Moo-jin, a professor at Seoul Korea Studies University and a former South Korean government adviser, said that Kim Jong-un reviewed the military departments that were "not too provocative." Send diplomatic messages."
So, how did North Korea suddenly change its style?
Hong Min, a senior researcher at the Korea Unification Research Institute, analyzed that the North Korean people are now suffering from the covid epidemic, and public grievances may continue to accumulate. Therefore, the North Korean regime "feels the necessity of establishing domestic unity."
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The CCP navy will appear at the door of the United States? Analysis: That's a dream
At the same time when North Korea is rarely low-key, Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of the mouthpiece media "Global Times" on the CCP's side, is very high-profile, and came out again to shout and scream.
On the 8th, the USS Carl Vinson Strike Group (VINCSG) sailed into the South China Sea, and the Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold also sailed to the waters near Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands. The outside world believes that the United States is challenging the so-called "Maritime Traffic Safety Law" of the CCP, supporting freedom of navigation, and working with allies to maintain an international order based on rules.
However, the PLA military jumped on the same day and said that the U.S. military had "intruded illegally" without their "approval." Hu Xijin also followed the direction of the wind and sent out a related commentary video late in the night. The same text was published on the "Circle Time" on the 9th.
Hu Xijin claimed that what the United States did was a "blatant provocation" and that the CCP "will inevitably take countermeasures." How to counter it? He urged that the Chinese Communist Party's warships must speed up to appear in Guam and Hawaii, threatening that "in the not too distant future, the United States will definitely see the People's Liberation Army appear on its doorstep."
Hu Xijin also claimed that if the United States does not change its behaviour in the South China Sea, "China and the United States will have an accident in the South China Sea sooner or later," and the CCP's warships must be prepared to "win the United States when a large-scale military conflict breaks out."
Hu Xijin's clamor, even Weibo netizens couldn't help but ridicule. Someone left a message saying, "This mouth is "invincible in the world"" and "The old Huzuijiao has won." Some people also said, "Don't brag, it's like this at the door, and go to Hawaii. What courage the Taliban gave you?"
Others said, "Is it territorial waters? Just hit it, not just don't call it! It is said that according to the maritime convention, artificial islands cannot be built. Everyone is doing this. Isn't it a mess?"
"Here we are buying a lot of U.S. bonds. Most of the central bank's storage is in U.S. dollar assets, and gold is also in the United States. Can you release the data on the children of cadres who go to the United States? Why did the Tianjin talks open the first item on the U.S. list? What about Chinese officials and their family members going to the U.S. for visas? There are indeed, but not all, people who have been brainwashed by (you). Let’s wash and sleep."
Hu Xijin dared to say these words in the public, is there any credibility?
Epoch Times columnist Wang He stated that the CCP’s bullying and militarization in the South China Sea violates the United Nations Law of the Sea. The United States does not recognize it. That’s why it has "freedom of navigation" to challenge. The United States maintains a "rule-based" approach. International order".
In addition, the CCP is vigorously building a "blue water navy," which is a type of navy that can extend its maritime power to ocean and deep sea areas and has expeditionary combat capabilities. Apart from the United States, they are the only regime under construction with two aircraft carriers. However, it will probably take 20 years to catch up with the current level of the United States. Now I want to be on an equal footing with the US Navy. That is a dream, that is, brainwashing the people and cannot be taken seriously.
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Does the CCP want to "govern global human rights" and export evil values?
Here, Hu Xijin, the mouthpiece of the CCP’s military, has to fight to the door of the United States under his own unreasonable circumstances. On the other hand, the CCP actually proposes to participate in "improving the global human rights system."
On 9 September, the State Council Information Office of the Communist Party of China issued the "National Human Rights Action Plan (2021-2025)", claiming to "fully and actively" participate in global human rights governance in these five years, and to "deeply participate in the work of the United Nations human rights mechanism to promote Build a more fair, just, reasonable and inclusive global human rights governance system, and jointly build a community with a shared future for mankind."
Many friends feel unbelievable when they hear this. The CCP’s own human rights record is messed up, and it is often condemned by democratic countries. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics will be boycotted by countless governments and NGOs around the world because of human rights issues. CCP officials have also been sanctioned by European and American countries for serious violations of human rights in Hong Kong, Xinjiang and other places. Now, the CCP has jumped out and said that it wants to manage global human rights issues.
Some people may take this as a joke, but smile back. Since the Chinese Communist Party officially put forward this plan, it is definitely not just talking about it. There is a deep purpose behind it.
Current affairs commentator Tang Jingyuan analyzed that the CCP’s purpose is very simple. It is to seize the right to speak, interpret and even define major issues in the international community. This is part of the CCP’s attempt to replace the United States and rebuild a new world order.
The CCP now redefines or interprets key global issues such as human rights, democracy, and globalization in the name of "cultural differences" or "Chinese characteristics." Under this interpretation, the CCP’s group extermination behavior in Xinjiang has been distorted. The cruel persecution of Falun Gong and other religions has also become the government's care for the people.
Now, the CCP not only plays this trick on its own, but also exports and promotes this set of "characteristic values" to the international community through the United Nations, and finally allows the world to accept this set of evil values led by the CCP, making it a "universal standard." ", occupies a dominant position in the ideological field.
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Beijing to provide 200 million RMB of food and vaccines for the Taliban
At present, the CCP seems to talk very much about its "humanity" to the Taliban.
On 8 September, the Chinese Communist Party’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi participated in the first meeting of the foreign ministers of Afghanistan’s neighbors and promised to provide Afghanistan with 200 million yuan worth of food, winter supplies, vaccines and medicines.
Wang Yi claimed that the CCP decided to donate 3 million doses of vaccines in the first batch and provide more epidemic prevention and emergency supplies; after security conditions permit, China is also willing to support the peaceful reconstruction and economic development of Afghanistan.
At the same time, he did not forget to accuse the United States, saying that the United States and its allies are the "initiators" of the Afghan issue, and "it is more obligated than any country to provide economic, livelihood, and humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people."
Could it be that this is part of the CCP’s “global human rights” plan?
Epoch Times columnist Wang He believes that the CCP’s approach is to win over the Taliban; the second is to disguise humanitarian aid and seize the public opinion; However, due to the pressure of international public opinion, the CCP is also avoiding the issue of recognition of the Taliban regime. The Taliban’s appetite for the CCP seems to be very large, and may not be satisfied with the CCP’s statement. The relationship between the CCP and the Taliban remains to be seen.
On 7 September, the Taliban announced the establishment of an interim government in Afghanistan, and the cabinet members are all high-ranking Taliban members. Among them, the new interim prime minister, Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, one of the founders of the Taliban, was blacklisted by the United Nations; Acting Interior Minister Sarajuddin Haqqani (Sarajuddin Haqqani) is wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
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TikTok scandal: Pushing sex and drug videos to minors
Next, let's look at a scandal involving the international version of TikTok.
Among TikTok's approximately 100 million monthly active users, teenagers are the largest group. According to the company's data, in 2020, minors accounted for more than a quarter of users. So, how does TikTok "manage" these users?
On 9 September, the Wall Street Journal published an investigative article accusing TikTok of pushing and selling drug and pornographic content to underage users.
The article said that "Hua Ri" has registered dozens of automatic accounts between 13 and 15 years old to understand what TikTok shows to young users. These robot accounts can browse the "For You" video stream of the entertainment platform at will. This highly personalized video stream is generated by algorithms, and the content can be said to be endless.
"Hua Ri" analyzed the videos received by these accounts and found that TikTok can quickly lead minors into a bottomless pit full of sex and drug content.
For example, the company posted at least 569 videos related to drug use to an account registered as a 13-year-old, involving cocaine and methamphetamine addiction, as well as promotional videos for online sales of drugs and paraphernalia. Other experimental accounts have also received hundreds of similar videos.
Another account is set to "interest in multiple categories," TikTok has pushed hundreds of Japanese movies and TV cartoons to it, many of which are sex-related themes.
In addition, TikTok also showed these underage accounts more than one hundred promotional videos from paid pornographic websites and sex shops, as well as thousands of content marked as "for adults only." Sometimes, the creators of the videos made it clear that they don’t want children to watch their videos, but TikTok still pushed these videos.
In total, at least 2,800 videos "for adults only" were pushed to the minor accounts created by "Hua Ri".
This is not the first time that TikTok has been exposed to such scandals. In July this year, “Business Insider” (Business Insider) survey found that the platform automatically recommends content surrounding eating disorders; in early June, a Dutch non-profit organization, the Netherlands Market Information Research Foundation (SOMI), represented thousands of parents on TikTok filed a lawsuit claiming that it "failed to protect the safety of children and violated European advertising and privacy rules."
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Myanmar National Unity Government: Declaration of war necessary as international pressure fails
Image : Daw Zin Mar Aung, the Foreign Minister of National Unity Government, Myanmar
Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government (NUG) calls on Tuesday for a war against the military regime have generated mixed reactions. Its Foreign Minister Daw Zin Mar Aung argues that the declaration of war on the Myanmar Junta is necessary as international pressure on the regime to stop killing civilians and arrest activists has failed.
The majority of Myanmar people, who have endured the regime’s atrocities such as arbitrary killings, arrests and indiscriminate shootings, heartily embraced the announcement of ‘the nationwide revolt’ but the international community was not impressed.
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Reactions from the UK and U.S.: Refrain from escalation of violence, engage in dialogue to end violence
On Tuesday (7 September 2021), the UK’s ambassador designated to Myanmar, Pete Vowles, tweeted that “the UK supports peaceful efforts to restore democracy in Myanmar. We strongly condemn the junta’s coup and brutality; we call on all parties to engage in dialogue”. This means that the UK, which has supported the anti-regime movement since the coup, does not support the NUG’s call for a war to topple the junta. Echoing what the UK said, the US embassy in Yangon told The Irrawaddy that they encourage “all sides to be peaceful and to avoid an escalation of violence”, while continuing to push the regime to end all violence.
The NUG’s Foreign Minister Daw Zin Mar Aung has her say on the reason behind the declaration of war, and offers her views on the international response and the controversial ceasefire request made by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) special envoy for Myanmar.
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The reason for announcement of a nationwide defensive war and all-out revolt against the Junta
Daw Zin Mar Aung says, "The [acting] president’s speech encourages the existing resistance movement to step up the momentum of its activities. Actually, the people have been acting in self-defense in their respective regions since before the NUG’s call for a war. The official announcement on Tuesday was a consequence of the diplomatic failures we have seen, because the international pressure and sanctions [on the regime] have proved to be ineffective in the seven months since the coup. So the call is an alert to the existing revolutionary movement."
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NUG: Use all means to restore democracy to Myanmar
Some countries have asked why NUG announced the war declaration against the military regime. She replied, "We have people who are continuing the peaceful protests under the leadership of the strike committees, as well as the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) against military rule. The CDM and the non-violence movement aren’t stopping, while our political efforts [to get recognition and to reject the military regime] via international pressure and diplomatic channels will continue. But these efforts are not enough. Therefore, we have to put some momentum into the resistance movement. This is not a shift from a non-violent movement to violence. It is just that we will use all possible means to restore democracy".
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NUG's position on dialogue with the Myanmar Junta
Every experienced person focused on peace building and conflict studies knows that there have to be pre-conditions before dialogue can happen. A period of time is needed. A change in political circumstance is needed before dialogue can happen. Such conditions and changes need to come first. Until then, NUG should not be pressured to hold dialogue.
The international intervention is sluggish. It took four months to appoint an ASEAN special envoy. During those four months, the number of civilian deaths and civilian arrests rose from the hundreds to the thousands. They could not even pressure the military’s State Administration Council to allow the ASEAN special envoy to visit Myanmar. The Burmese are too frustrated. Members of the NUG have a responsibility to reflect the Myanmarr peoples’ voices and sufferings. Their call for a war is the Burmese's response to the depressing lack of action by the international community.
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ASEAN special envoy did not talk to NUG
Daw Zin Mar Aung said the envoy did not directly talk to NUG about the proposed four-month ceasefire. As far as they understand, the ASEAN special envoy is trying to visit Myanmar and has requested to meet all relevant stakeholders, including detained State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint, strike committees, ethnic groups, the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw and the NUG. That has been ASEAN’s five-point consensus and NUG understand that ASEAN is trying to implement it.
Regarding the call for a ceasefire [until the end of this year], it is totally dependent on the regime as they are the ones who have been shooting civilians. People would not need to respond with defensive acts if the regime stopped attacking them. Daw Zin Mar Aung said, "Our peoples’ actions in self-defense are the result of the military’s attacks against civilians and treating them as if they are an enemy on the battlefield. The junta has the sole responsibility and it must hold its fire."
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PDFs follow civilian code of conduct while Myanmar Junta treat the people as enemies
The NUG’s Defense Ministry has strictly instructed all the People’s Defense Forces (PDF) to follow its code of conduct. That is also publicized to make sure that the PDF’s under the NUG’s command abide by those instructions. I think people will not worry [about the NUG’s announcement on war]. They all know who is indiscriminately shooting passers-by, children and pregnant women. The reason the PDF’s were formed was because of the military’s aggressive actions. Instead of protecting the public, the military is treating the people as the enemy.
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PDF is changing Myanmar's whole security industry with the aim of protecting civilians
Targeting civilians is not the policy of the NUG or the PDF’s. Professional armed forces do not go on killing sprees and commit indiscriminate attacks. The PDF’s are the first step towards changing Myanmar’s whole security sector, which has been in ruins for decades under previous military regimes as well as the current one.
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Myanmar people excited about war against Myanmar Junta
Regarding the NUG’s call for a war, Daw Zin Mar Aung says, "I think the people are excited rather than worried. They have been waiting for this day and some have said that the NUG’s declaration should have come earlier."
The NUG has no responsibility for the instability in Myanmar. The coup leaders create the instability in the country by seizing power and overthrowing the civilian government on 1 February 2020.
Ref: https://www.irrawaddy.com/in-person/declaration-of-war-necessary-as-international-pressure-fails-myanmar-shadow-govt.html
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Yangon bombings on 9 September 2021, no casualties reported
Source : Myanmar Now / Image : EPA
Tensions are high in Yangon as multiple bomb blasts in the
former capital triggered panic and tightened security on 9 September 2021.
Two explosions were reported in the city’s Sanchaung Township,
where residents said that an unidentified man tossed a bomb into a military
vehicle patrolling near the intersection of Bargayar and Baho Roads at around 4
pm.
The incident occurred near a market with heavy pedestrian
traffic. No details regarding casualties were available at the time of
reporting.
“People on the street told me there was shattered glass on the
road. I didn’t go to the place where it happened,” said one woman who spoke to
Myanmar Now.
According to residents and media reports, soldiers stormed into
the area and nearby neighbourhoods soon after the blast.
“[Soldiers] told shopkeepers in the market to close their
businesses, and people were running all over the place,” the woman said.
About two hours later, another explosion was reported near the
intersection of Baho Road and Zeyawaddy Street. Two residents told Myanmar Now
their apartments were shaken by the blast.
According to the BBC’s Burmese-language service, the second
explosion was caused by a bomb detonated by junta soldiers after they
discovered it while securing the area.
The military has deployed soldiers throughout Sanchaung Township
and in neighbouring areas following the incidents on Thursday, according to
residents.
The exiled news outlet DVB has reported that a number of young
people, including a food delivery worker, were detained during searches
conducted in the areas hit by the blasts.
So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the bombings.
A few hours earlier, in eastern Yangon’s Dagon Seikkan Township,
a bomb went off outside a municipal office, residents said.
A coalition of urban guerrilla groups that calls itself the
Anti-Fascist Armed Force claimed responsibility for that attack.
A member of the coalition said his group also attacked two
military vehicles in North Dagon Township with bombs. Myanmar Now could not
verify this claim.
The attacks on Thursday come two days after Myanmar’s shadow
National Unity Government (NUG) declared the start of a “resistance war”
against the junta that seized power in February 2020.
Since then, the regime has increased its presence in the
streets, stopping vehicles and pedestrians in an effort to track down suspected
anti-junta insurgents.
It has also ordered homeowners and landlords in Yangon and other
cities to provide ward administrators with detailed information about all
residents living on their properties.
Anyone who fails to register short-term guests who are later
found to have carried out an attack against the regime will have their property
confiscated from them, the junta warned.
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Taiwan's latest poll: Nearly 90% of people oppose "one country, two systems"
Editor : Wen Hui / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2021/09/10/a103212705.html
Image : Tsai Ing-wen responded to the CCP’s one country, two systems, and the answer was only three words: impossible. (Sam Yeh/AFP/Getty Images)
The latest poll released by the Mainland Affairs Committee of Taiwan’s Executive Yuan on 9 September 2021 showed that 87.5% of the people in Taiwan oppose the CCP’s “one country, two systems” and another 89.4 % Of the people oppose the CCP’s diplomatic suppression of Taiwan.
This poll was commissioned by the National Chengchi University Election Research Center in Taiwan by the Mainland Affairs Council. In addition to the above two survey results, polls also show that 88.8% of the Taiwanese people oppose the Chinese authorities' repeated economic and diplomatic pressure on Lithuania.
Prior to this, Lithuania agreed to Taiwan's establishment of a representative office under the name of "Taiwan". This move was strongly opposed by the CCP but the US government supports Lithuania's approach.
"One country, two systems" was the so-called "basic national policy" that Deng Xiaoping, the then top leader of the Communist Party of China, initially proposed to Taiwan in the 1980s in order to achieve the goal of cross-strait reunification. However, the people of Taiwan have always held strong suspicions and opposition.
Especially after the Chinese Communist Party implemented the National Security Law in Hong Kong, democracy and freedom of speech in Hong Kong plummeted. Democrats suffered total persecution and liquidation. The founder of Hong Kong One Media, Li Zhiying and other executives were arrested one after another, and Apple Daily was forced to suspend the publication has more directly made Taiwanese despair of the CCP’s "one country, two systems".
The political situation in Afghanistan changed drastically after the U.S. military withdrew, while the Chinese Communist Party’s official media shouted to the people in Taiwan, hyping up related issues such as the unreliable U.S. commitment to Taiwan’s security.
In this regard, the above-mentioned poll conducted by the Taiwan Political University shows that 70.4% of the people disagree with the CCP’s official media while another 88.6% of the people support the Tsai Ing-wen’s government to continue to cooperate with countries with similar ideas such as the United States to ensure peace, stability across the Taiwan Strait and the status quo.
After the change of Afghanistan, in response to questions from people in Taiwan whether Taiwan is overly dependent on the United States for security, President Tsai Ing-wen once stated at the Democratic Progressive Party's regular meeting that Taiwan's only option is to make itself stronger, more united, and more determined to defend itself.
Polls show that 83.9% of the people support Tsai Ing-wen’s above statement; another 81.3% support the government’s strengthening of national security and self-defense capabilities; 82.8% support the Republic of China government to defend national sovereignty and Taiwan’s democracy.
In terms of cross-strait relations, polls show that 64.2% of the people in Taiwan support the government to amend the law to strengthen control over the country’s core key technical personnel going to mainland China; and if Taiwan reopens its borders after the CCP virus epidemic, 64% of the people support the government’s strict review on Taiwanese's application from Mainland China.
In terms of cross-strait relations, 85.4% of the people still advocate "maintaining the status quo in a broad sense"; 73% of the people believe that the CCP is unfriendly to the Taiwanese government; 57.9% of the people believe that the CCP is unfriendly to the people of Taiwan; 85.1% of the people believe that Taiwan The future of Taiwan and the development of cross-strait relations need to be determined by Taiwan’s 23.5 million people.
In announcing the results of this poll, the Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan pointed out that the Beijing authorities should stop threatening and suppressing Taiwan, face up to Taiwan’s interactive initiative of "peace, reciprocity, democracy, and dialogue", and deal with cross-strait issues pragmatically in order to be virtuous. Interaction creates favorable conditions.
This poll was conducted by telephone interview from September 2 to 6. The respondents were adults over the age of 20 in Taiwan. A valid sample of 1073 was received, with a confidence level of 95% and a sampling error of plus or minus 2.99%.
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Malaysia reports covid cases of Lambda and Mu
Two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Labuan, Malaysia, are suspected of being infected with Lambda and Mu variants.
According to "Dongfang.com", the two imported cases were foreigners and were crew members of the same ship.
Labuan Health Bureau Director Dr Ismuni issued a statement on 9 September 2021 that the ship had docked in a country where the Lambda and Miu mutant viruses appeared before entering Malaysia.
Dr. Ismuni said, “One of the cases may cause a high infection rate. We have no choice but to send samples to Peninsular Malaysia for analysis.”
He said that the two cases were discovered by a private medical team when they went to the ship for testing on Monday (6 September). All 28 crew members on board will be quarantined on board.
Labuan, a Federal Territory in the western part of Sabah, is currently in the fourth phase of the National Recovery Plan.
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419 community cases hit a new high, with a total of more than 70,000 cases in Singapore
On 9 September 2021, there are 457 new confirmed covid cases in Singapore, of which 450 are local cases.
According to the chart on the Ministry of Health’s website, of the 450 local cases, 419 were community cases, setting a record high.
The other 31 cases are from migrant workers’ dormitories.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Health, 108 of the local cases are elderly people over 60 years old.
On 9 September, there are seven new inbound cases. Three were found to be diagnosed when they arrived, and four were diagnosed when they were notified or quarantined at home.
The current cumulative number of cases in Singapore has reached 70,039.
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