“The hospital is packed with people who seemingly fall at any time, some lying on the ground … they are dying, like wandering souls,” casting her mind back to the scenes of the COVID pandemic four years ago, Wuhan resident Yang Min still felt her heart broken in palpitations.
Ms. Yang lost her only daughter and another relative four years ago to the Wuhan virus after she believed the lie of the Chinese communist experts who said there would be “no human-to-human transmission” and neglected to take precautions.
