The Epidemic Is Striking From Both the North and South, Putting China in a Precarious Situation.

During the three years of the pandemic, the Chinese Communist Party established "Big White" epidemic prevention teams across the country, acting as enforcers to suppress innocent civilians. This is a continuation of the "Maple Bridge Experience." (Screenshot from the internet)

[People News] Ebola death cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have spilled over. Last week, the first Ebola patient in Kenya became ill in the DRC and, after traveling by plane through Uganda to Kenya, sadly passed away. In response, Kenya immediately began monitoring 57 close contacts, including about 27 passengers and crew members from the same flight. So far, 17 individuals have been quarantined.

On October 4, the DRC Ministry of Health released data on the Ebola outbreak, indicating that the country has reported a total of 8,603 confirmed cases across seven provinces, with 4,148 deaths recorded.

The Chinese Embassy in the DRC issued a crucial reminder, urging citizens to evacuate or relocate from high-risk areas as soon as possible!

Some netizens have pointed out that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) embassy would not issue such reminders unless it served the interests of the regime's image and power. Africa is a key focus of the CCP's South-South cooperation, and given China's close mining and trade relations with the DRC, there are genuine concerns about whether Ebola has indeed spread to China.

While the southern crisis escalates, the situation in the north is also causing significant unease for the CCP. Recently, following reports of suspected plague deaths in Russia, many Chinese nationals in Russia have rushed back to China. The border between Northeast China and Russia has seen military exercises and control measures. Additionally, there are ongoing reports from the public about deaths from plague in China.

After reports of plague patients dying in Wuhan, Chongqing, and Shanghai, on October 11, the overseas X platform blogger "Luo Xiang - Po Mu Tui Qiang", who has been closely monitoring sudden incidents in mainland China, shared an internal leak from the affiliated hospital of the Erlianghaote Medical College in Inner Mongolia. This leak claimed that the hospital has recently admitted over 70 plague patients, with more than 40 fatalities. Due to the advanced stage of the patients' conditions upon arrival, the death toll is significant, and some bodies were cremated without notifying the families.

The leak also alleged that in the early stages of the outbreak, the hospital lacked the necessary experience to handle such cases, leading to over ten doctors becoming infected, three of whom died. However, the hospital publicly maintained a consistent narrative, asserting that it had never treated plague patients and denying the existence of any related cases.

Furthermore, the leak indicated that thousands of cases have emerged in Hohhot, Chifeng, Tongliao, Baotou, and other regions. Medications for treating the plague, such as streptomycin, gentamicin, and ciprofloxacin, have been sold out in some pharmacies, while informed insiders and affluent families have stockpiled large amounts of antibiotics. However, information regarding the situation has been thoroughly suppressed, leaving ordinary citizens unaware of the epidemic and the potential severity of the risks involved.

Netizens expressed their thoughts: "Old friends with no limits on cooperation, are we really destined to become a community of shared fate?" "Dictators can harvest the lungs of the people's children for longevity, but when the epidemic strikes, they don't even care about the donors." "It's not that they don't care; it's that they can't care."

Netizens have pointed out that in the face of disasters, self-protection by the public is essential. It is important for everyone to closely monitor the developments of the epidemic and to strengthen their personal prevention awareness. People should avoid traveling to high-risk areas and minimize unnecessary outings or visits to crowded places. Additionally, they should refrain from physical contact with confirmed cases and suspected infected individuals. If anyone feels unwell, they should seek medical attention promptly and avoid adopting a mindset of reliance, complacency, or taking chances.
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