Leaks from Wuhan hospital signal Covid-19 cases before official confirmation by China

However, experts say suspected cases must not be regarded as confirmed cases.
Leaks from Wuhan hospital signal Covid-19 cases before official confirmation by China
Leaks from Wuhan hospital signal Covid-19 cases before official confirmation by China
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Leaks from a hospital inWuhan has signaled that Covid-19 could have become rampant if Chinesegovernment has not acted in the nick of time. The medical records show peoplefacing a mysterious form of pneumonia that was treated in eight hospitalbetween late September to the beginning of December 2019.

Eight of the 40 patients whowere being treated in the hospital died of Covid-19 like symptoms as per theleaked data. Beijing had maintained that mysterious pneumonia like cases firstappeared in December 31, 2019. China declared new coronavirus disease to WorldHealth Organisation (WHO) in January 2020. These assertions have become debatableafter new records have come to light showing the mysterious-illness cases dateback to September 2019.

Covid-19 has killed nearly 2million people across the globe. More people could have been saved, if Chinahad acted swiftly. These leaks by Epoch times, a Chinese newspaper based inAmerica have triggered a new controversy. According to the data with them, XiaoXgui was first to be treated by an unknown, pneumonia like illness at the WuhanPuren Riverside Hospital.

Similarly, Wuhan Yaxin, ageneral hospital treated 10 people after they developed unusual symptoms. Fivedeaths were reported at the Wuhan Sixth Hospital. The cause of deaths was namedas new pneumonia. One of the patients died on November 3. Three deaths werereported at the Wuhan Hosptial of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hankoudistrict.

Epoch times is regarded as anewspaper critical to the Chinese regime. Experts said to believe this data. GillesDemaneuf, a French data scientist works to investigate the origins of Covid-19was quoted as saying, 'The Epoch Times findings are credible' bydailymail.co.uk. However, he added suspected cases must not be regarded asconfirmed cases.

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