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Timeline of the progression of the Novel Coronavirus and how WHO helped China cover it up, a thread:
At some point and at the end of 2019 in Wuhan: the Coronavirus was able to pass from a wild animal to a human being, and one of the earliest current hypotheses indicates that it happened in one of the wet markets of Wuhan, where a number of wild animals are sold.
December 6:
According to a study of The Lancet, the first symptoms of the first diagnosed patient were “on December 1, 2019, and five days after the symptoms of the disease appeared, the same symptoms of pneumonia appeared on the patient’s wife-
According to a study of The Lancet, the first symptoms of the first diagnosed patient were “on December 1, 2019, and five days after the symptoms of the disease appeared, the same symptoms of pneumonia appeared on the patient’s wife-
-who had never gone to the wild animal market and had Help her to the isolation ward. In other words, doctors in Wuhan have monitored their indicators of human-to-human transmission since the second week in December.
December 21:
Doctors in Wuhan begin noticing an "pneumonic epidemic of unknown cause".
Doctors in Wuhan begin noticing an "pneumonic epidemic of unknown cause".
December 25:
Medical personnel of two hospitals in Wuhan are suspected of being infected with a respiratory virus and quarantined. Another strong indicator of the transmission of the virus between humans.
Medical personnel of two hospitals in Wuhan are suspected of being infected with a respiratory virus and quarantined. Another strong indicator of the transmission of the virus between humans.
In late December:
Wuhan city hospitals notice an "exponential increase" in the numbers of cases that cannot be linked to the wetmarkets in Huanan, according to the New England Journal of Medicine.
Wuhan city hospitals notice an "exponential increase" in the numbers of cases that cannot be linked to the wetmarkets in Huanan, according to the New England Journal of Medicine.
December 30:
Dr. Lee Wenliyang sends a letter to a group of doctors warning them of the possible spread of a SARS-like illness and calling on them to take precautions against the disease.
Dr. Lee Wenliyang sends a letter to a group of doctors warning them of the possible spread of a SARS-like illness and calling on them to take precautions against the disease.
December 31:
Wuhan city health commission announces that "investigations have shown that there is no clear evidence of transmission between humans and that no medical personnel have been infected." The opposite of what doctors said who dealt with patients in Wuhan.
Wuhan city health commission announces that "investigations have shown that there is no clear evidence of transmission between humans and that no medical personnel have been infected." The opposite of what doctors said who dealt with patients in Wuhan.
January 1:
Wuhan Public Security Bureau summoned Dr. Li Wenliang & charged him with "spreading rumors", & two days later at the police station. He signed a pledge acknowledging his "crime" & pledging not to repeat any "illegal" acts. 7 people were arrested on the same charges.
Wuhan Public Security Bureau summoned Dr. Li Wenliang & charged him with "spreading rumors", & two days later at the police station. He signed a pledge acknowledging his "crime" & pledging not to repeat any "illegal" acts. 7 people were arrested on the same charges.
On the same day, an employee of a genetic science company received a phone call from the Health Commission of Hubei Province, and ordered that tests related to the disease sent from Wuhan be stopped, and all existing samples be destroyed.
January 2:
A study of patients in Wuhan able to link only 27 cases of 41 patients had exposure to the wetmarket in Huanan. A report written later that month states that “evidence up to this point indicates the transmission of the 2019-nCoV virus between humans.
A study of patients in Wuhan able to link only 27 cases of 41 patients had exposure to the wetmarket in Huanan. A report written later that month states that “evidence up to this point indicates the transmission of the 2019-nCoV virus between humans.
On the same day, the Wuhan Virology Institute was able to determine the genetic map of the virus, but China did not release this study until a week later.
January 3:
The Chinese government continues its efforts to conceal any information about the virus. As the National Health Commission of China - the country's largest health authority - issued an order to all medical institutions not to publish any information
The Chinese government continues its efforts to conceal any information about the virus. As the National Health Commission of China - the country's largest health authority - issued an order to all medical institutions not to publish any information
On the same day, the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission issued a new statement reiterating: “Up to this point, preliminary investigations have not shown any clear evidence of human-to-human transmission or any infections among medical personnel.”
January 6:
The New York Times published its first report on the virus, which says, "59 people in Wuhan, central China, were infected with a disease similar to pneumonia."
The New York Times published its first report on the virus, which says, "59 people in Wuhan, central China, were infected with a disease similar to pneumonia."
On the same day, the CDC issued a first-level warning about China, the lowest of three. They said: The cause of the disease and its transmission is still unknown, and he advised travelers to Wuhan to avoid live and dead animals, animal markets and sick people.
Note also that the CDC offered China to send a team to assist in the investigation, but the Chinese government refused, and a WHO team including US citizens was able to visit Wuhan only up until February 16.
On January 8:
The Chinese authorities said that they recognized the type of the virus, and they repeated, as is the case with the Western media, that they were quoted: “There is no evidence of the virus’s ability to transmit between humans.
The Chinese authorities said that they recognized the type of the virus, and they repeated, as is the case with the Western media, that they were quoted: “There is no evidence of the virus’s ability to transmit between humans.
January 9:
WHO issued an official statement in which it said: “The initial diagnosis of the virus during this short period is an important achievement and shows the development in China’s ability to manage the outbreaks… WHO does not recommend any special measures for travelers-
WHO issued an official statement in which it said: “The initial diagnosis of the virus during this short period is an important achievement and shows the development in China’s ability to manage the outbreaks… WHO does not recommend any special measures for travelers-
-and stands against any measures to prevent travel or trade With China based on the information currently available. ”
January 10:
After treating a patient with coronavirus without knowing the patient's condition, Dr. Li Wenliang started coughing and had fever. He was transferred to the hospital on January 12, and during the following days his health condition decreased greatly.
After treating a patient with coronavirus without knowing the patient's condition, Dr. Li Wenliang started coughing and had fever. He was transferred to the hospital on January 12, and during the following days his health condition decreased greatly.
January 11:
Wuhan city health commission issued a statement saying: “739 people close to patients & 419 medical staff have been medically monitored, and no cases have been found. No new cases have been diagnosed since January 3, 2020.”
Wuhan city health commission issued a statement saying: “739 people close to patients & 419 medical staff have been medically monitored, and no cases have been found. No new cases have been diagnosed since January 3, 2020.”
On that day, political leaders in Hubei Province, which includes the city of Wuhan, held their regional meeting, and the Coruna virus was not mentioned during the four-day meeting.
January 13:
The authorities in Thailand announce the first case of the new virus, a 61-year-old Chinese woman from Wuhan, the first case outside of China. The woman did not visit the wetmarket in Wuhan, and she developed a fever on January 5.
The authorities in Thailand announce the first case of the new virus, a 61-year-old Chinese woman from Wuhan, the first case outside of China. The woman did not visit the wetmarket in Wuhan, and she developed a fever on January 5.
January 14:
Wuhan health authorities issue another statement saying, "There are no infections among those close to the patients." All this despite the knowledge of doctors in Wuhan that this has not been true since December, with the condition of the first patient and his wife.
Wuhan health authorities issue another statement saying, "There are no infections among those close to the patients." All this despite the knowledge of doctors in Wuhan that this has not been true since December, with the condition of the first patient and his wife.
And WHO echoed the words of the Chinese authorities: “Initial investigations by the Chinese authorities have not found any clear evidence of the transmission of the 2019-nCoV virus between humans in Wuhan.”
This comes 6 weeks after the first evidence of human-to-human infection
This comes 6 weeks after the first evidence of human-to-human infection
January 15:
Japan reports the first case of corona virus. The Japanese Ministry of Health said: The patient has not visited any wet market in China, adding: "It is possible that the patient has contacted closely with an unknown patient with pneumonia in China."
Japan reports the first case of corona virus. The Japanese Ministry of Health said: The patient has not visited any wet market in China, adding: "It is possible that the patient has contacted closely with an unknown patient with pneumonia in China."
Here, the Wuhan Health Commission began changing its saying, and announced, "Available results show that there is no clear evidence of transmission between humans & possibility of a limited transmission between humans, but the risks of transmission between humans is low."
And now more than a million infected, more than 50 thousand dead. All these international organizations like WHO bent the knee for China, and CDC and it’s alike in Europe bent the knee for capitalism, at the cost of possible millions dead. Incompetence at its best.
