Stupid Chinese, they don’t even know how to lie properly. When your lies are too exaggerated, they are so easy to be caught… same story with Iran… when they were only reporting 70 dead, we already had videos with at least 100 dead bodies that could be counted on videos we found on Twitter.
Its one thing to have 1000 dead and lie, claim that you have 700, nobody is gonna ever catch you but when you have 1000 dead and you lie that you have only 2-3 dead… then you’re simply too retarded to lie properly. You’re gonna get caught and while you think you’re saving face, you’re gonna destroy your face even more.
Its like double damage, once for the virus which you released into the world and second for the cheap pathetic lies you are trying to spread.
Alright so here’s the thing, starting this week, the Chinese families of those who have died as a result of the Wuhan Virus have been allowed to pick up their loved one’s ashes at eight separate funeral homes.
Photo posted by Weibo user @ 毛大庆. Some wuhan ppl, after months of shelter-in-place, are waiting in line at Hankou Funeral Home to pick up family members’ ashes. This is heartbreaking. pic.twitter.com/pceIslxpa9
— Tony Lin (social distancing aka introverting) (@tony_zy) March 25, 2020
Crowds line up at funeral homes outside #Wuhan to pick up ashes of their family members who died during the #CCPvirus pandemic. Long lines and stacks of ash urns raise questions about the real death toll in China.
Reporting by @NTD_shiwen
Read more: https://t.co/zsGRU878DV pic.twitter.com/DN6axXgh2H
— NTD News (@news_ntd) March 27, 2020
According to Caixin, a Chinese news site not affiliated with the state, trucks shipped in around 2,500 urns on both Wednesday and Thursday, while a separate photo showed 3,500 urns stacked outside. Many families also complained of waiting hours to pick up the appropriate urn.
Urns are reportedly being distributed at a rate of 500 a day at the mortuary until the Tomb Sweeping Day holiday, which falls on April 4 this year.
Wuhan has seven other mortuaries. If they are all sticking to the same schedule, this adds up to more than 40,000 urns being distributed in the city over the next 10 days.
Bloomberg News contacted the eight funeral homes in Wuhan receiving the ashes, six of which said they did not have the relevant data. The other two did not answer the phone.
How many people died in #Wuhan and #China?
Conservative estimation based on numbers of urns being given out at 8 crematoriums in Wuhan by financial analyst @charles984681
Total death in Wuhan: 59K
Total death in China: 97K
Total infection in China: 1.21 M#CCPVirus #COVID2019 pic.twitter.com/epvvy9dAXn— Jennifer Zeng 曾錚 (@jenniferatntd) March 27, 2020
The photos raise questions as to the honesty of the Chinese state with regard to the official death account. According to official data, 2,535 people in Wuhan have died of the virus, while around 3,300 people have died nationwide.
Data from the city’s civil affairs agency found that 56,007 cremations took place in Wuhan in the last quarter of 2019, an increase of 1,583 compared with the fourth courter of 2018 and 2,231 higher than the fourth quarter of 2017.
As a result, many people, including the Chinese themselves, have questioned the veracity of these numbers given the pressures placed on Wuhan’s healthcare system, constant revisions in the official data, and attempts by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to cover up the outbreak in its initial stages. Given the regime’s industrial-scale dissemination of lies and misinformation, experts recommend treating any “official” data with skepticism.
Caixin concluded that many more people have died as a result of coronavirus symptoms, but were not included in the official figures. Furthermore, many patients suffering from other conditions died as a result of a lack of treatment as the hospitals were overwhelmed, and they have not been counted either.
Local authorities have also placed restrictions on people engaging in tomb-sweeping activities until the end of next month, meaning they will be unable to observe the traditional April 4th Ching Ming Festival, otherwise known as the tomb-sweeping holiday. Other provinces including Guangxi and Zhejiang have also imposed similar restrictions.
Wuhan, where the global outbreak began, is reported to be returning to normal life after 2 months of lockdown with the Chinese state insistent that they had overcome the virus. However, there are increasing signs that the virus continues to spread among the population. This week, local doctors revealed that up to ten percent of patients in Wuhan who were told they made a full recovery tested positive again after being discharged from hospital.
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