한국의 미디아에서는 아직 보도가 안된, 중국 동북아지역의 Jilin성에서 제2의 Coronavirus가 번지고있다고 미국의 언론이 보도한 내용이다.
중국이 Coronavirus Pandemic을 가볍게 여기고, 중국인들 사회생활은 Covid-19 발생전으로 되돌아 갈수있도록 Social Distancing을 너무나 성급하게 풀어주다가,다시 2의 Coronavirus Pandemic에 직면하는 재앙을 만나, 중국은 물론 전세계가 긴장하고있다는 뉴스다.
시진핑의 야욕이 얼마나 큰지는 잘모르겠으나, 미국을 경제적으로 따라잡아야 하겠다는 Preoccupation으로 꽉차있는 망상이 결국 중국인들을 구렁텅이속으로 몰아넣는 악수를 둔것으로 이해된다. 지난 30여년동안에 중국의 눈부신 경제성장을 지휘하면서, 일본을 제치고, 이제 미국경제를 제치고 지구상에서 제1의 경제부국으로 발돋움 할수 있다는 자만심과 다급함에, 그동안 침체됐던 중국경제를 되살리기위해, Lockdown을 너무도 일찍 해제한 결과가 다시 재앙을 맞이하게 된것같다.
중국의 "길린성"에 거주하는 1억명 넘는 주민들이 경제활동을 하기위해 Social Distancing을 풀고 정상적인 사회활동및 경제활동을 하도록 개방한 조치가 역풍을 맞아 new coronavirus에 감염된 확진자들이 폭발적으로 늘어나 다시 Lockdown에 직면하게 됐다는 것이다.
중국의 동북쪽지역이 Virus확진자가 발생하자 모든 교통을 통제, 중지시키고, 학교를 다시 폐쇄시키고, 많은 주민들을 격리 수용하게 됐다. Liaoning성 인근에 있는 곳에서 무역업을 하고있는 Fan Pai씨는 Bloomberg News 와의 인터뷰에서 인근의 주민들은 다시 매우 조심스럽게 전염병 방역조치를 하기 시작했다고 설명한 것이다.
길린성은 북한 국경과 가까운 지역으로, 한국과의 무역을 비롯한 여행객들의 왕래가 많은 곳이라서, 한국에도 제2의 Coronavirus전염병이 확산돼지 않을까 걱정이 앞선다. 왜냐면 Wuhan에서 맨처음 Coronavirus Pandemic이 확인됐을때, 자유중국과 홍콩은 재빨리 모든 사람들의 왕래와 무역거래를 차단해서 큰 피해를 면했지만, 한국은 어떤 연유에서 인지는 잘 모르겠으나 하늘문 바닷문을 계속해서 활짝 열어놓아 Wuhan으로 부터 대규모의 중국관광객들과 무역업자들이 맘데로 입국을 한것이다. 한국에 확진자가 걷잡을수 없이 퍼지자, 전세계의 150개국이 한국인들의 입출국을 막아, 왕따를 시켜, "한국"하면 전염병지옥으로 연상을 시켰던 전력이 있기 때문이다.
주말을 보내면서 길린성에서는 새로 120명의 확진자가 발생했다는 보고다.
중국 정부의 관계자들은 러시아에서 번지고있는 Coronvirus Pandemic을 완전 차단했다고 했으나, 동시에 중국내부에서 다시 확진자들이 발생했음을 시인한 것이다.
중국이 어떤방식으로 제2의 Coronavirus 전염병 방역을 하느냐에 따라서 다른 나라에도 그본보기를 보여주는 셈이 될것이다. 많은 사람들이 걱정하기를, 문제는 중국의 확진자 숫자가 실제보다 적게 발표한 기록이 있어, 제2의 Coronavirus Pandemic 방역조치에 대해 중국이 발표하는 숫자와 대응책을 믿게 하는것은 거의 불가능 하다는점이다.
중국은 치명적인 Coronavirus발생에 대해, 생명과 직결된 방역조치, 필수적인 자료들에 대해 비난을 받은이후, 논란의 중심에 계속적으로 있어왔기 때문이다.
제발 이번 제2의 Coronavirus Pandemic방역에, 신속한 모든 조치를 취해, 한국이 다시 중국처럼 오명을 뒤집어 쓰는 실수가 없기를 간절히 바라는 마음이다.
Fan Pai, who works at a trading company in the nearby province of Liaoning, told Bloomberg News that people are starting to feel "more cautious" again.
KAYLEIGH MCENANY ON TRUMP'S THREAT TO FREEZE WHO FUNDS: THEY MUST PROVE THEY DON'T HAVE A 'CHINA BIAS'
"Children playing outside are wearing masks again," she said. "It's frustrating because you don't know when it will end."
The new clusters of coronavirus cases have also ignited everyone's worst fear that a second wave of the deadly disease could be on the horizon.
Wuhan, the Chinese city where the novel coronavirus was first reported in 2019, also saw new cases emerge last week, though neither the cases in Jilin or Wuhan have been as severe as the original outbreak.
CHINA UNDERREPORTED NUMBER OF CORONAVIRUS CASES, CHINESE MEDICAL ADVISER SAYS
Over the weekend, Jilin reported 120 new cases.
Chinese officials initially pinned the contagion's re-entry on Russia, but admitted local transmission also occurred.
How China handles its second wave of coronavirus likely will serve as a template for other countries.
The problem, some say, is that China's record of being less than truthful makes it almost impossible to believe its reported figures and response.
China has been at the center of controversy after being repeatedly accused of sitting on vital, lifesaving information about the severity of the coronavirus.
In recent weeks, the country hasn't done much to improve its image, aggressively going after its own trading partners who have called for an independent investigation into the origins of the virus. On Monday, Beijing imposed an 80.5 percent tariff on Australian beef barely a week after cutting off beef imports from the country after officials publicly backed a probe.
WHO'S EXCLUSION OF TAIWAN FROM CORONAVIRUS ASSEMBLY LEADS MORE NATONS TO SOUND THE ALARM
China also went after Taiwan, trying to silence its doctors and experts by locking them out of a seat at the World Health Assembly, the World Health Organization's annual summit.
Taiwan's doctors were the first to warn the world about human-to-human transmission.
On Monday at the WHA, the European Union's 27-member bloc called for the independent evaluation to "review experiences gained and lessons learned" but China shot down the request, arguing Beijing had provided all relevant data to the WHO and other countries "in a most timely fashion."
"The work should be based on science and professionalism led by the WHO and conducted in an objective and impartial manner," Chinese President Xi Jinping said. "We must strengthen global governance in public health."
As of Tuesday, the killer contagion had infected more than 4.8 million people and claimed more than 319,000 lives worldwide.
China's handling of the pandemic as well as its cozy relationship with the WHO have been criticized by President Trump as well as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and several bipartisan lawmakers.
CHINESE STATE-RUN MEDIA TAKES AIM AT POMPEO, CALLING HIM AN 'EVIL' PERSON WHO 'LIES,' SPEAKS 'NONSENSE' AND SPITS POISON
Multiple intelligence reports also claimed China misled the world by purposely underreporting its numbers of patients and deaths. In a classified report sent to the White House more than a month ago, intelligence officials said China's public record of COVID-19 infections was deliberately deceptive and incomplete.
In April, Trump suspended funding to the WHO and called the medical arm of the United Nations "China-centric." He claimed it had put "political correctness over lifesaving measures." However, the administration is on the brink of restoring some of the funding, "Tucker Carlson Tonight" recently reported.
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar II said Monday that the U.S. "supports an independent review of every aspect of WHO's response to the pandemic."
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
"We must be frank about one of the primary reasons this outbreak spun out of control: There was a failure by this organization to obtain the information that the world needed, and that failure cost many lives," he added.
And without naming names, he said, "In an apparent attempt to conceal this outbreak, at least one member state made a mockery of their transparency obligations, with tremendous costs for the entire world. We saw that WHO failed at its core mission of information sharing and transparency when member states do not act in good faith."
https://www.foxnews.com/world/more-than-100-million-people-in-china-face-new-lockdown-as-second-wave-of-covid-19-cases-emerge
시진핑의 야욕이 얼마나 큰지는 잘모르겠으나, 미국을 경제적으로 따라잡아야 하겠다는 Preoccupation으로 꽉차있는 망상이 결국 중국인들을 구렁텅이속으로 몰아넣는 악수를 둔것으로 이해된다. 지난 30여년동안에 중국의 눈부신 경제성장을 지휘하면서, 일본을 제치고, 이제 미국경제를 제치고 지구상에서 제1의 경제부국으로 발돋움 할수 있다는 자만심과 다급함에, 그동안 침체됐던 중국경제를 되살리기위해, Lockdown을 너무도 일찍 해제한 결과가 다시 재앙을 맞이하게 된것같다.
중국의 "길린성"에 거주하는 1억명 넘는 주민들이 경제활동을 하기위해 Social Distancing을 풀고 정상적인 사회활동및 경제활동을 하도록 개방한 조치가 역풍을 맞아 new coronavirus에 감염된 확진자들이 폭발적으로 늘어나 다시 Lockdown에 직면하게 됐다는 것이다.
중국의 동북쪽지역이 Virus확진자가 발생하자 모든 교통을 통제, 중지시키고, 학교를 다시 폐쇄시키고, 많은 주민들을 격리 수용하게 됐다. Liaoning성 인근에 있는 곳에서 무역업을 하고있는 Fan Pai씨는 Bloomberg News 와의 인터뷰에서 인근의 주민들은 다시 매우 조심스럽게 전염병 방역조치를 하기 시작했다고 설명한 것이다.
주말을 보내면서 길린성에서는 새로 120명의 확진자가 발생했다는 보고다.
중국 정부의 관계자들은 러시아에서 번지고있는 Coronvirus Pandemic을 완전 차단했다고 했으나, 동시에 중국내부에서 다시 확진자들이 발생했음을 시인한 것이다.
중국이 어떤방식으로 제2의 Coronavirus 전염병 방역을 하느냐에 따라서 다른 나라에도 그본보기를 보여주는 셈이 될것이다. 많은 사람들이 걱정하기를, 문제는 중국의 확진자 숫자가 실제보다 적게 발표한 기록이 있어, 제2의 Coronavirus Pandemic 방역조치에 대해 중국이 발표하는 숫자와 대응책을 믿게 하는것은 거의 불가능 하다는점이다.
중국은 치명적인 Coronavirus발생에 대해, 생명과 직결된 방역조치, 필수적인 자료들에 대해 비난을 받은이후, 논란의 중심에 계속적으로 있어왔기 때문이다.
제발 이번 제2의 Coronavirus Pandemic방역에, 신속한 모든 조치를 취해, 한국이 다시 중국처럼 오명을 뒤집어 쓰는 실수가 없기를 간절히 바라는 마음이다.
Nearly 108 million people in China's Jilin province could be forced back into lockdown after a growing group of new coronavirus infections triggered a backslide in the nation's push to return to normal.
The
abrupt reversal in China's northeast region has once again cut off
public transportation, closed schools and led to another round of
quarantine.Fan Pai, who works at a trading company in the nearby province of Liaoning, told Bloomberg News that people are starting to feel "more cautious" again.
KAYLEIGH MCENANY ON TRUMP'S THREAT TO FREEZE WHO FUNDS: THEY MUST PROVE THEY DON'T HAVE A 'CHINA BIAS'
"Children playing outside are wearing masks again," she said. "It's frustrating because you don't know when it will end."
The new clusters of coronavirus cases have also ignited everyone's worst fear that a second wave of the deadly disease could be on the horizon.
Wuhan, the Chinese city where the novel coronavirus was first reported in 2019, also saw new cases emerge last week, though neither the cases in Jilin or Wuhan have been as severe as the original outbreak.
CHINA UNDERREPORTED NUMBER OF CORONAVIRUS CASES, CHINESE MEDICAL ADVISER SAYS
Over the weekend, Jilin reported 120 new cases.
Chinese officials initially pinned the contagion's re-entry on Russia, but admitted local transmission also occurred.
How China handles its second wave of coronavirus likely will serve as a template for other countries.
The problem, some say, is that China's record of being less than truthful makes it almost impossible to believe its reported figures and response.
China has been at the center of controversy after being repeatedly accused of sitting on vital, lifesaving information about the severity of the coronavirus.
In recent weeks, the country hasn't done much to improve its image, aggressively going after its own trading partners who have called for an independent investigation into the origins of the virus. On Monday, Beijing imposed an 80.5 percent tariff on Australian beef barely a week after cutting off beef imports from the country after officials publicly backed a probe.
WHO'S EXCLUSION OF TAIWAN FROM CORONAVIRUS ASSEMBLY LEADS MORE NATONS TO SOUND THE ALARM
China also went after Taiwan, trying to silence its doctors and experts by locking them out of a seat at the World Health Assembly, the World Health Organization's annual summit.
Taiwan's doctors were the first to warn the world about human-to-human transmission.
On Monday at the WHA, the European Union's 27-member bloc called for the independent evaluation to "review experiences gained and lessons learned" but China shot down the request, arguing Beijing had provided all relevant data to the WHO and other countries "in a most timely fashion."
"The work should be based on science and professionalism led by the WHO and conducted in an objective and impartial manner," Chinese President Xi Jinping said. "We must strengthen global governance in public health."
As of Tuesday, the killer contagion had infected more than 4.8 million people and claimed more than 319,000 lives worldwide.
China's handling of the pandemic as well as its cozy relationship with the WHO have been criticized by President Trump as well as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and several bipartisan lawmakers.
CHINESE STATE-RUN MEDIA TAKES AIM AT POMPEO, CALLING HIM AN 'EVIL' PERSON WHO 'LIES,' SPEAKS 'NONSENSE' AND SPITS POISON
Multiple intelligence reports also claimed China misled the world by purposely underreporting its numbers of patients and deaths. In a classified report sent to the White House more than a month ago, intelligence officials said China's public record of COVID-19 infections was deliberately deceptive and incomplete.
In April, Trump suspended funding to the WHO and called the medical arm of the United Nations "China-centric." He claimed it had put "political correctness over lifesaving measures." However, the administration is on the brink of restoring some of the funding, "Tucker Carlson Tonight" recently reported.
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar II said Monday that the U.S. "supports an independent review of every aspect of WHO's response to the pandemic."
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
"We must be frank about one of the primary reasons this outbreak spun out of control: There was a failure by this organization to obtain the information that the world needed, and that failure cost many lives," he added.
And without naming names, he said, "In an apparent attempt to conceal this outbreak, at least one member state made a mockery of their transparency obligations, with tremendous costs for the entire world. We saw that WHO failed at its core mission of information sharing and transparency when member states do not act in good faith."
https://www.foxnews.com/world/more-than-100-million-people-in-china-face-new-lockdown-as-second-wave-of-covid-19-cases-emerge
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