Gangdu Garden Management Committee stated that it would rectify quickly in the following areas:

First, the residents who have purchased this batch of meat, please don’t eat for the time being, and the community will collect overnight and destroy the meat intensively;

The second is to ensure that the same amount of preferential meat will be delivered to the relevant residents’ homes safely and cleanly tomorrow;

The third is to investigate the person in charge and order them to compensate for the losses caused by the supply of preferential meat;

The fourth is to learn lessons, review mistakes, and thoroughly rectify issues in residents’ guarantees comprehensively.

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Staff said that only the funeral and ceremonial fees will be charged in the later period. The management fee will be free for the first 20 years of the cemetery, and after that, followed by national standards. People who need may sign an agreement online and go to the park to complete the formalities after the epidemic is over.

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At 6 o’clock in the evening, it should have been the evening rush hour, but only 20 cars passed on the two-directions four-lanes of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge every minute. The slogan “Not urgently needed for epidemic prevention, don’t drive out” flashed at the bridge junction.

The traffic police who have worked here for many years sighed, never seen such an empty Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, and even began to miss the lively appearance of traffic jams. In the past, a large number of tourists took pictures every day, and even some traffic accidents occurred, very lively.

The Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, completed in 1957, was the first railway and highway bridge on the Yangtze River.

Compared to the Yellow Crane Tower, which was “reconstructed” in 1985, the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, completed in 1957, has witnessed the ups and downs of Jiangcheng and is the real city card of Wuhan. Photography enthusiasts carry the professional camera and walk up the bridge, south to Wuchang, take street views on Huanghelou; north to Hanyang, keep orange-red shadows of Yingwuzhou Bridge.

In fact, only Wuhan is called “Jiangcheng” of the 39 cities along the Yangtze River in China. The intersection of the Yangtze River and Hanshui River divides Wuhan into Hankou, Wuchang and Hanyang towns, facing each other across the river. Linking the three towns of Wuhan and opening the north-south artery between the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway are important functions of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge.

At that time, the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge was built for the strength of the country. The steel truss of this bridge also included the hard work of engineering technicians in Beijing, Sichuan mechanics, and Henan auxiliary workers. More than sixty years later, although people were a little overwhelmed when faced with the unknown virus, in the face of the epidemic, the friendship between all parts in China had still remained, unchanged forever.

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Although it is named as “South China”, it’s the largest seafood market in Central China and the distribution center of Jiangcheng Catering Industry, in addition to wholesale supply to various restaurants and restaurants, some companies will also come here to buy for group dinner.

Since the first day of 2020, after the South China Seafood Market was closed for rectification, except for professional disinfection four times a day, there were few people visible here at all other times. All entrances were blocked. Only two security guards were stationed to take care of the supplies, Unauthorized persons are prohibited from entering.

At 2 pm on February 20, a dozen people wearing protective clothing and carrying test boxes entered the market from Fifteenth Street, West District. “They are here to draw samples.” Security said these people came from the epidemic prevention department, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Wuhan Public Security Bureau. The police are responsible for taking pictures in the shops and have been here many times before. The shutter door occasionally made a harsh noise, echoing in the empty block.

This wholesale market, covering an area of ​​50,000 square meters, is less than one kilometer from Hankou Railway Station. In addition to various seafood, there are also a large number of wildlife trading shops. The owner of Mingzhi Seafood Wholesale in West District Yijie was asked to participate in the investigation. On January 21, the “phased progress” of virus traceability was pushed to his mobile phone through the app-China Disease Control Center Virus Disease Center Close to the market, the largest number of positive specimens were extracted, and it was quickly suspected that the epidemic was related to the wildlife trade.

“Science” magazine believes that the South China seafood market may not be the only epidemic source, because of the first 41 confirmed cases, 13 have no South China seafood markets contact history.

On February 22, a study by the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences confirmed this hypothesis again. The conclusion of the study is that some carriers may have infected people who went to the South China Seafood Market. As a result, the crowded market became a virus spreading outbreak.

After the market was closed, the South China Seafood Market once organized merchants to cancel rents on site. Yong Hu(pseudonym), the owner of the hairy crab attached to No. 5 Hou Street, West District, received the market notification and requested to take the original business license, ID card, and bank card to the market office to receive a 10,000 yuan subsidy.

Suddenly the rest of the market changed his trajectory of life throughout the year, and the economic sources on which the family relied were in crisis. Hu’s child is in college and he hired five workers, each with a minimum wage of more than 5,000 yuan. In the past, excluding expenses, he also earned thousands of yuan per month. Now the deficit is tens of thousands per month.

During the period of “closing the city”, he can only stay at home. He has no hope for a resumption of the South China Seafood Market. “Compared to the capital chain that quickly broken in two or three months, Hu worried about losing customers most. If I’m going to work in this industry again in the future, I’m afraid that I have lost my position. “

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Wuhan University President Xiankang Dou introduced that Wuhan University has a total of 796 students remaining in the school, currently, each person lives in a single room. If it wasn’t for the epidemic that brought the entire city to a standstill, February 17 would be the start of school.

As a comprehensive national key university directly under the Ministry of Education, beyond the aura of prestigious schools of “985” and “211”, the most striking feature of Wuhan University every year is the more than 1,000 cherry blossoms on campus.

During the cherry blossom opening period, more than one million people enjoyed cherry blossom viewing. Every year from the end of March to the beginning of April, it is the season that the cherry blossom in Wuhan University in full bloom. If you want to enter Wuhan University, you need to make a free online reservation three days in advance. The maximum number of people on weekdays is 15,000, and 30,000 people on weekends. If you don’t have an appointment, you must get up early to avoid the “rush hour” to watch the cherry blossoms.

“The dream of every cherry blossom in Wuhan University is to watch a crowd of people” it’s a joke originally. Now the early cherry blossoms in Wuhan University are about to bloom, and they hope that someone will appreciate this year.

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“No one will believe in any response. The public is only willing to believe what they want to see.” There is no answer to the source of the novel coronavirus pneumonia virus that has swept the country. Rumors surrounding the Wuhan Virus Research Institute have flowed into the public opinion one after another, and a graduate student at the Wuhan Virus Research Institute said that the misinterpretation of the media has caused him and teachers a headache.

At the beginning of the novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic, some people have laughed at the virus “choosing the wrong fetus”: Where to choose, I prefer Wuhan, which has a P4 laboratory. Some even said, “If Wuhan can’t figure it out, no one can do it.”

The change came too fast, topics such as “synthetic virus”, “Director’s Gate”, “Shuanghuanglian Gate”, and “Paying for Patent” have been fermented on social media. Wuhan Virus Research Institute has fallen into a whirlpool for a while, although it is about twenty kilometers from the South China Seafood Market.

At present, the National Virus Prevention Institute, Wuhan Virus Research Institute, is busy refuting rumors—for example, a former graduate student of the institute is the “patient zero” of novel coronavirus pneumonia, there are also some “reasonable guesses” that ordinary people seem to have: Posts to strengthen biosecurity have been published almost every year, but at this point, the post is inevitably imaginative.

The most recent vocalization was on February 19th, the Wuhan Virus Research Institute released a “letter to the staff and graduate students” on the official website, saying that the virus originated from synthesis, P4 laboratory leaks, and patient zero were all rumors. The open letter stated that these rumors had caused great harm to the scientific research personnel of the institute, and also seriously interfered with the emergency scientific research tasks of the war “epidemic” undertaken by the institute.

In the open letter, the Wuhan Virus Research Institute reviewed the work done since the outbreak, such as quickly determining the full genetic sequence of the novel coronavirus, isolating the virus strain, and submitting the virus sequence to the World Health Organization. “We have a clear conscience.”

With the exception of the few rumors, the Wuhan Virus Research Institute at the Storm Center has almost never vocalized.

On the morning of February 22, the Wuhan Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences was unusually quiet. The building of Wuhan Institute of Virology was located in the institution compound, and only one car entered within 15 minutes. Security declined the interview request from Southern Weekend.

Faced with external accusations, Zhengli Shi, director of the Wuhan Infectious Diseases Research Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases, once “guarantees her life” and categorically denied the possibility of the team leaking the virus.

The aforementioned graduate student said that Zhengli Shi’s own scientific research tasks are very heavy, but now she needs to spend a lot of energy to deal with such things. “To be honest, our public relations ability is extremely poor.”

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For many citizens, this was an ordinary day. The girls wore skirts to have a party in Huanghelou; many couples got married on that day; the aunts were having a square dance at the train station to welcome passengers.

They didn’t know that the fate of the city went to an inflection completely on this day.

On February 19, a paper titled “Analysis of Epidemiological Features of Coronavirus Pneumonia” from the China Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began to be widely reported by the media.

Before this, it was submerged in vast news and received little attention.

This is the most important paper of the epidemic by far. The signature is led by Feng Zijian, deputy director of the CDC. Gao Fu, director of the CDC, did not appear unusually.

This article analyzes 72,314 patients with novel coronary pneumonia, which is the sum of all confirmed patients as of February 11. This is by far the largest number of cases studied.

The paper disclosed for the first time that before January 10, confirmed cases had appeared in 20 provinces across the country.

In chronological order, it not only counts the date of the confirmed report of all cases but also the date of onset, so that we can clearly see the day when the outbreak changed.

The epidemic curve shows that the onset time of coronavirus patients began to rise sharply on January 10 after experiencing slow development from December to early January, and then started an almost unstoppable growth trend.

Before December 31, 104 infected people may have appeared; an increase of 653 people in the first 10 days of January; but between January 11 and 20, before Nanshan Zhong announced that human-to-human transmission, 5417 cases surged, and then the epidemic broke out completely; After reaching the epidemic peak on February 5, it slowly declined. From January 10 to February 5, there are almost two incubation periods.

The pattern of the onset time of medical personnel is also the same, and it has also increased sharply after January 10. As of now, more than 3,000 medical personnel who protect the lives of people have been unfortunately infected.

We cannot help to ask, what happened on this day and the days before and after January 10th? If certain measures were taken in Wuhan on that day, could the tragedy of humanity in thousands of families in Wuhan be avoided? Has the tragic economic shutdown in other provinces and cities nationwide ceased?

We can see that Wuhan in media reports and realistic show different sections.

Part One: Wuhan in official media-relax outside

January 10 is the day when the Spring Festival of the whole country begins. On the same day, the Wuhan Railway opened an additional 55 passenger trains. “Changjiang Daily,” wrote in a routine feature on the first day of the Spring Festival: People are pushing their luggage with joy and embarked on the journey home, and they are happy to go home!

Just two days ago, on January 8, officials from the Chinese Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the novel coronavirus was the pathogen of the epidemic. Previously, MERS and SARS, both members of the coronavirus family, caused a large number of infections from person to person. The possible human-to-human transmission of coronavirus is common virological knowledge.

In the newspapers and official new media articles published in Wuhan on January 10, the two sessions of Wuhan, which closed on the 10th, were the top priority. According to the statistics, the official Weibo of the Changjiang Daily sent 100 articles: 31 of them were related to the two sessions; 18 were about the Spring Festival, and Weibo about the Spring Festival did not mention the prevention and control suggestions such as wearing a mask; only 1 is about the epidemic situation; the rest of the microblogs mostly welcomed the New Year with joy.

On the 10th, the only one microblog about the epidemic was in the Changjiang Daily. Ke Hu, a professor of respiratory medicine at Hubei Provincial People’s Hospital, told reporters that most of the patients in the hospital were in stable condition.

On the same day, Ma Guoqiang addressed the deputies at the closing meeting of the Wuhan People’s Congress. He said that it is necessary to go deep into the grassroots, listen to the voices of the masses, put forward more targeted and operable suggestions, and do more practical and good things for the common people. He appealed to work hard for Wuhan to build a well-off society in an all-round way and speed up the construction of national central cities and new first-tier cities! This statement was the highest program of the Wuhan Municipal Party Committee at that time.

It seems that this goal is too far in the future.

Also on the same day, Lishan Hu, vice secretary of Wuhan, became director of the Wuhan People’s Congress and was officially promoted to deputy minister-level cadre.

Just four days ago, the official media reported that Guoqiang Ma resigned as the director of the Standing Committee of the Wuhan Municipal People’s Congress because of work needs.

After the end of the two sessions in Wuhan on the 10th, the representatives of the provincial two sessions have gathered at the provincial capital’s resident site. The next day, the two sessions of Hubei will officially begin.

Everything seems to be working in an orderly way.

Part Two: Wuhan in the system-tight inside

Internally, however, many people are aware of the seriousness of the problem. But is the so-called “outside loose, inside tight” really tight?

What many people haven’t noticed is that from the statement of the Wuhan Health Commission after January 10, the two expressions of “no obvious evidence of human-to-human transmission” and “no infection of medical personnel” have begun to be downplayed.

However, according to the report on January 11, as of January 10, 2020, 41 cases of pneumonia with a novel coronavirus infection were initially diagnosed. Since then, until January 15th, the Wuhan Municipal Health and Health Commission reported that there were no new confirmed cases.

According to the memories of the doctors of Suizhou Central Hospital, as early as January 10th, the central hospital had a teleconference held by the Hubei Health and Medical Commission to understand how to deal with pneumonia of unknown origin. Experts and hospitals in the province have repeatedly conducted key departments Training in clinical diagnosis, protection, and nosocomial infection control.

One day before the 10th, Zhongsheng Shang, deputy director of the Wuhan University Urban Security and Social Management Research Center, received a call from the reporter of the Central Radio and Television Hubei Station. Zhongsheng Shang was an expert in emergency management. The reporter hoped that he would make suggestions on infectious diseases. Zhongsheng Shang later learned from the reporter that this infectious disease is very serious. Yangguang reporter has interviewed several patients. A young man who had worked in Wuhan spent 90,000 yuan earned but still had not been diagnosed, later, he was unable to meet the hospital’s 200,000 yuan requirements treatment fee, had to go home and wait. During the communication, the reporter stated that the report would be reported in the form of “internal reference”.

On January 10th, institutions and enterprises such as the China Centers for Disease Control and Development developed and tested PCR test kits for the detection and diagnosis of suspected cases in Wuhan. These researchers also quickly released the entire viral gene sequence to the world that day in order to facilitate scientists and companies around the world to start virus research and produce reagents.

On the 10th, a company called Wenjian Medical announced that it mobilized the company’s only mask space to produce full-power masks. The company, which was called the emperor in the epidemic, also canceled its annual meeting in Hubei on December 20, 2019.

Part three: Wuhan in the hospital-contradictory statement

At the conference hall, deputies told about new plans for development. Outside the conference hall, ordinary people’s days went on as usual; but in the hospital, another scene was presented.

On January 10, the bed in the ICU quarantine area of ​​the Central South Hospital was reserved for patients with unknown pneumonia. The director Zhiyong Peng was worried. He repeatedly reported to the leadership that it may be highly contagious, and the hospital leader also reported to the Wuhan Health and Medical Commission. Then, the expert group of the Health Committee came to the hospital to investigate. The comments made by the experts made Peng Zhiyong very angry because they still adhere to the diagnostic standards that the National Expert Group made when they first came to Wuhan on December 31-South China History of market exposure, doing whole-genome sequencing. Clinic doctor Zhiyong Peng believes that this harsh standard will miss real patients and ignore the possibility of passing on people.

At the Wuhan Central Hospital, on January 10, Wenliang Li, an ophthalmologist, developed symptoms of cough and fever. At this time, a large number of suspected infections appeared in the hospital.

On the same day that Dr. Li Wenliang developed symptoms, his colleagues started putting on gowns based on masks. However, it was later discovered that these measures were done too late and at least 230 hospital staff in the hospital were diagnosed with the infection.

On the afternoon of January 10th, Jun Lu, an emergency doctor at the Tongji Hospital in Wuhan, was transferred to the hospital to support the fever. He had fever symptoms of “no obvious cause” on January 5th, and his right lung CT film was flaky. In the glass shadow, plaques and ground glass-like lesions appeared in both the right and left lungs on a re-examination on January 7. He was diagnosed with unexplained viral pneumonia and developed into a critically ill patient.

Also on January 10, Yunhua Li, a doctor at Xinhua Hospital, saw a total of 30 cases of CT of the lungs, all of which have worn-out glass-like lungs. He said that he had never seen such a rapidly growing disease and doubled every few days. Subsequently, a second medical infection occurred in the hospital.

The symptoms of a large number of medical personnel did not seem to have attracted the attention of the expert group of the Health and Medical Commission. On January 10, Guangfa Wang, a member of the expert group, said in an interview with the media that the patient’s condition and overall epidemic situation are under control. But the next day, the curve of the onset of infection began to rise sharply. Guangfa Wang’s group of experts arrived in Wuhan on the 8th and left on the 16th.

Later, Guangfa Wang was also infected. He insisted to the reporter of China Youth Daily that the information available at that time was relatively limited. From the limited information, there was no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission.

Something happened on January 10

A woman living in Wuhan returned to her hometown in Anyang, Henan on the same day. She did not show symptoms of infection for more than two weeks after returning home, but her parents and three other family members were diagnosed successively.

A family of four applied for a visa to Europe in Wuhan on the same day and ate food near the South China Seafood Market. Later, they flew back to Shanghai from France and were isolated as suspected cases. The family of four was diagnosed with an infection and 29 people on the plane were closed, 3 of them were infected.

An 80-year-old Hong Kong man entered the Luohu Pass on the same day and entered the Mainland for several hours. A week later he flew to Japan and boarded the “Princess Diamond”, and he was the first infected person on this “terror cruise ship”. So far there have been more than 400 infected people on the cruise ship. The epidemiologist still hasn’t figured out where the old man’s illness came from.

Beyond politically busy local officials and optimistic experts, people who did not realize that the danger was walking freely, passed the virus to their families, Wuhan, the whole country.

According to a later press briefing by Mayxin Chen, deputy mayor of Wuhan, Wuhan did not start the control of departure personnel until January 14. However, according to interviews by Caixin and other media, many people did not take the temperature or see the relevant slogans at the dock.

A month later, the main leading cadres at the two levels in Hubei and Wuhan at the time, as well as the party secretary and director of the Hubei Health and Medical Committee, were all dismissed.

January 10 is a sandwiched day

It is in the gap between the two levels of the two sessions in Wuhan and Hubei; it is in the middle of the two emergency responses of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the level 2 response was 5 days ago and the level 1 response after 5 days; it is the last day of the second cycle of China’s disease control epidemic cycle classification, and the day before the third outbreak cycle; it is also the start of the Spring Festival, after that, the flow of people in the stations began to increase significantly.

If that day, the opinions of grassroots doctors are valued; if that day, experts from Beijing can make accurate judgments based on facts; if that day, the information reporting mechanism for disease control is smooth and transparent; if that day, someone appeals Wuhan citizens put on masks; if that day, the local officials take responsibility and take appropriate measures…

Perhaps the epidemic will not cause so much damage, and not so many families will be broken as a result.

However, history cannot be repeated!

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Do you think the Wuhan Fangcang Hospital was lamenting and sullen? As we know, people there could have their own fun.

I don’t know who was the first to take the lead and started a small range of dance activities by the bed.

This jump was incredible, and the “dancing souls” of many aunts who had been restricted from outdoor activities since New Year’s Eve were burning.

More and more square dance sisters joined in, changing the dreary and worrying atmosphere in the ward.

Come on, put on a mask and shake your cheekbones and elbows, and stop worrying about this fucking disease!

While the aunts “dancing miracles”, the uncles are also high and twisted directly into the middle of the dance floor. Brothers dance, how can there be obstacles on this “Disco” line!

In this special period, it is the only place in the country where people can gather legally.

The uncles and aunts did not humiliate their mission, and they danced together in the courtyard. The scene was a bit out of control.

The medical staff who originally led the dance can no longer occupy the C position, and can only act like fans and cheering fans.

It is estimated that the virus is helpless. It took so much effort to prevent you from entering the square to “occupy land as the king.”

As a result, you can still be “arrogant” in the hospital.

Later, the simple square dance could no longer meet the spiritual needs of this group of over-aged children. They began to seek medical care to learn dance in various places.

Ha Guli Toleheng from Xinjiang, in addition to the doctor is also the title “Fangcang Hospital Dance Teacher“. She wears heavy protective clothing and teaches their local dance “black horses”.

In addition to the black horses in Xinjiang, the dancers of the Fangcang Hospital also followed the doctors in Hainan to learn the tune of “Zhuozhou 9:30”.

It doesn’t matter if you are not good at singing and dancing, there are many martial arts radios in the cabin to choose from.

When the “Song of Health” sounded, everyone would be lovely to make radio gymnastics.

They probably didn’t expect that they would have learned so many talent shows after living in the square cabin hospital…

Through these activities, many people also put down their nervousness, truly integrated into this community life, and became each other’s most solid comrade.

There are even some enthusiastic uncles and aunts who have begun to date each other for single youth at home.

They agreed that they would “schedule immediately” after discharge.

Such an optimistic mentality, who looks up, are all good seedlings of koi.

The disease is not terrible, the terrible thing is that you give up hope of life.
 
In the Fangcang Hospital, everyone really felt the sentence: the wind can blow out the candles, but the mountain fire is getting more and more powerful.

The Fangcang Hospital seems to have forgotten its status as a serious hospital, just as the people living here have ignored the fact that they are ill.

One of the patients was really bored. He pushed the trolley and learned the train attendant.

“Seeds, mineral water, would you like?”

Being able to hear hearty laughter in the ward is a rare thing.

At Fangcang Hospital, doctors not only have to be doctors, but also literary and artistic committee members and health care committee members. After a series of activities, what they have gained is the patients’ laughter and psychological relief.

They are also assimilated by patients in high-pressure work.

As we all know, during the epidemic, doctors had to put on thick protective clothing, and it was their habit to write their names on the back.

But the doctors behind the Fangcang Hospital wrote Zhouheiya and hot noodles.

No other reason, just want to eat.

There are exceptions, such as “Wife of Ge Hu”.

Even Hu Ge himself stood up and made an official announcement.

This momentum, I am afraid that the devil is afraid to do it easily.
 
In addition to those who move, there is still a group of people who is calm.

Earlier, on the day the Wuhan Fangcang Hospital was put into use, a man quietly reading a book in a hospital bed was quickly recorded by the media, and was affectionately called “Qingliu Brother” by netizens.

Many internet friends asked: What book is in his hand? Then followed the “m” on his cover and began his journey of inquiry.

It turned out that the book was “The Origin of the Political Order: From the Pre-Human Age to the French Revolution” by American scholar Francis Fukuyama.

Interestingly, Francis Fukuyama tweeted the news on his own Twitter after learning about it.

There is a junior student studying English for postgraduate entrance examination while healing.
 
He said his wish was to be admitted to Wuhan University.

The start of 2020 was unexpected for each of us. But when we saw them in the hospital, many people became very warm and felt healed.

Some people are really practicing that sentence: The real heroism is that after seeing life clearly, he still loves life.

This is the group of all living beings under the epidemic. They come from all walks of life, poor or rich. They come from all over the world, and they don’t know each other.

But because of this epidemic, they gathered together in the dust and in the pain.

But they have one belief in each other: the epidemic will eventually pass; spring will come soon.

The optimism and tenacity in their bones, through the layers of haze, shone with a romantic shimmer. Although the shimmer is small, when they come together, the sky is bright.

Although this winter is a bit long, some are difficult, and some are cold. But these little ones, warming our hearts little by little, light up the night little by little. There will be tomorrow, and when you wake up, it is the picture above.

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Her name is Ni Zhang, an ordinary frontline nurse among the 80,000 white angels who “retrograde” in the COVID-19.

On the evening of January 18, Zhang rushed from the fever ward to visit her uncle and deliver food.

It was found that the uncle who had fallen to the ground had passed away for five hours.

“He called me for help, but I was in an isolation ward and I couldn’t bring my mobile phone …” In the third ward of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Wuhan Tongji Hospital, Ni Zhang and 16 other Medical staff have been standing in the isolation ward for almost 30 days.

In the middle of the night on February 2, Zhang was alone in the room of the isolated hotel, writing a diary to uncle: “There will be angels to love you for me.”

However, from an early age, the man who treats her like a daughter could never be seen again.

Chinese netizens: It ’s so distressing, and a special emergency call should be set up for the medical workers who can’t take their mobile phones.

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The youngest confirmed baby is only 30 hours after birth. The mother of this newborn is a confirmed patient of COVID-19.

At present, the newborn’s vital signs are stable.

Expert Tips: There may be “transmission routes of vertical infection between mother and child, which should be paid attention to.

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According to today’s Russian website report, on Feb. 5th, the Yi’er-76 transport aircraft arrived in Wuhan.

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The humanitarian relief supplies include medical equipment and 5 Russian medical epidemic prevention experts on board who will cooperate with Chinese experts to develop vaccines.

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