Its very difficult for some doctors to understand when they look at me. I look healthy. Physically, im reasonably strong. At least i appear to be and then you get dismissed very quickly. They say her mind is not ok. Im not afraid, but i still wonder if i will ever be the same again as a coded survivor, peggy has officially recovered from the illness. But she says it feels like corona virus has stolen her healthy body and left there with a sick one in its place. Peggy has been here for 2 weeks now. Her main goal is to get her Mental Health back on track. So more you live your life, 5 days, it was a weekend and so on. My life might be more intense than it was before. On the one hand, id like it to be like it was before on the other. The world is just falling apart because of the pandemic right now. At the moment, life is dramatically different for everyone. I think ill be a different person than i was before. Says thats ok. Peggy, good and has 3 more weeks of rehab ahead of her. All she wants to do is get back to a normal life again. Joining me now is coffey a doctor at the Gemelli University hospital in rome, and one of the authors of a recent study on long term covert 900 symptoms. A doctor, a very warm welcome. How common is peggy story . So i want to say the 1st message is that the majority of patients recovers pretty well from corbett, but biggest stories are not uncommon. And in the, the people who suffers from lung is nonnegligible part of the, of the patients. And we need to take care of them. What are the most common long term effects . Kovac patients grapple with out like a petty so the most common common are fatigue, shortness of breath and pain. Basically a pain in the chest and other muscles areas. But also cognitive symptoms are, are not uncommon. And in a story like this one could really happen. So people can, can be distracted easily and have hard times 2 to focus or to remember in short term memory. Now as you started out saying out and most people recover, do we know why some suffer from these long term effects to date we. d we are not yet able to elucidate which are the, the characteristics of the patients during the could phase that could predict or whats going to happen. After that, the acute illness goes away. So we are not able to, to give an answer to that. Whats your biggest worry when it comes about this particular aspect of the cover pandemic . So the, to me is the most important thing now is to, to, to treat properly the completions and to save their lives. And a part of that, we need to take care of this person who suffer for long quality of that. Because at least in the 1st wave of the pandemic, we limit gerrity of patients where quite young and healthy about the fiftys and the sixtys. So people which really, really are able to deliver a lot to the society and we need to bring fitness back to them. Dr. Im gentle caffie at the University Hospital in rome and coauthor of a recent study on long term covered 900 symptoms. Thank you so much for joining us. Lets take a look now at the developments in the current virus pandemic, the United States top Infectious Disease expert is warning of a surge after surge of new cases. He said a spike 2 to 3 weeks after last weeks thanksgiving. Holiday is likely to be followed by another after christmas and American Drug maker more der now says it is applying for emergency authorisation for its Coronavirus Vaccine in the u. S. And europe. But there nessus, its vaccine, is 94 percent effective with no serious safety concerns. And the 1st International Students have arrived in australia since the country closed its borders. In march, 63 students from various asian nations will go into quarantine before starting their class. And australia has amount of an apology. Now from beijing, after senior chinese official posted a falsified image on twitter in an attempt to criticize australian soldiers on the fake pictures appears to depict an australian soldier killing a young civilian holding a sheep all together with the words. Dont be afraid, were coming to bring you peace and foster report earlier this month about the conduct of australian soldiers in afghanistan. Id like to turn now to to the reporter joel, a dollar joe, joe, what was behind this tweet . Well, theres 2 different issues that are colliding here. There are allegations of war crimes against australia and troops. And secondly, an unrelated diplomatic dispute between australia and china. Now lets talk about the war crimes allegations 1st astray has been reeling in recent days by the findings of an official inquiry into the actions of its special forces in afghanistan. There were there for about 10 years up until 2016. Now this inquiry found that there was credible information to suggest a stray. The in troops had killed up to 39 afghani civilians and prisoners in ways that might amount to war crimes. And further, if found that there was a culture by which new troops were initiated and encouraged to kill afghanis as part of initiation rites. Now these terrible allegations are being investigated by the Australian Police and could result in prosecutions. And australias Prime Minister has apologized to the afghani, United Nation for the hurt caused. Lets focus now on the 3 and question, what can you tell us about that . Well, this acquiring report came out over a week ago. Well, today, an official at the Chinese Foreign on Foreign Ministry tweeted to say he was shocked by the murder of afghan civilians by australian soldiers, ottilie rages. And it cannot be justified on any vices whatsoever. The Chinese Government should be totally ashamed of this post. There are undoubtedly tensions that exist between china and the struggle, but this is not how you deal with them. So that was the Prime Minister, scott morrison, who was responding to this tweet that we talked about earlier and how this tweet was by the Chinese Foreign ministry and had the tweet only been in criticism of history. These actions, it might have gotten away with it, but they went further by adding these 5 fake image showing an australian soldier looking like he was threatening young child. Now, because this image was doctored, it gave the Prime Minister the chance to launch that criticism, criticism against china. But what are the tensions that hes talking about that, that are patently fueling, this face off . You know, the tensions are very deep, and in fact, australia and china are involved in one of the worst diplomatic disputes in decades. Now, china is furious at a stray idea for demanding a global inquiry into the origin of the coven, 19 virus. And in response, china has slapped many trade tariffs on important astray, exports such as beast, barley, and wine, and is left exports basically sitting on stranded in container ships. And this dispute doesnt look like its getting any better. In fact, today, this trade in Foreign Ministry, Chinese Foreign ministry has refused to issue an apology as morrison has their demanded. And in fact has intensified its criticism of a straight is saying that australia should feel ashamed for its actions. If a reporter, thank you and formula one, the racing at sundays the haina was overshadowed by a fiery crash. A french driver was slightly injured and hes been ruled out of next weekends race. But he was happy to walk away one piece. This was the moment when formula one held its breath careers into a crash barrier and is engulfed in a bowl of flame. Miraculously, girl shown a marriage to relatively unscathed from the inferno. But this was an accident that seemed to come from a bygone age. No car had been split in 2 in a crash in 1991, while a crash hadnt caused the car to catch fire since 1999. But there was an angel and groschens shoulder, the halo. The titanium structure protects the driver from head injury. Yet there was much skepticism when it was introduced in 2018, not least from the man whose life it almost certainly saved the hey do you think its a great thing that was there in the it was they think they will be as good and want you soon this is good. Another former hill skeptic World ChampionLewis Hamilton thanked the sports governing body for what he called the massive strikes theyve taken in try for safety. But while the sport rightly cuts itself on the back, the postmortem has already begun a sense of a crash that made scrap iron of car and barrier alike was able to happen at all. Theyre watching the door news coming up next in the w. News asia. 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Having been rescued from conditions in a pakistanis who lives in cambodia, where he retired in peace and good company. Welcome to day. Glad you could join us in less than 24 hours. Hong kongs fall about to in effect cease to have any opposition. Thats when the resignations of 15 prodemocracy lawmakers come into force. Theyre designed some 2 weeks back to protest. A law passed by beijing that gives the government the right to expend lawmakers without due process. The resignations mean the citys administration will be able to pass laws without even a mom or of protest. Lawmakers say they had no other option but to quit. But for many its not being able to do work that is vital for many in the city. For hong kong opposition lawmaker show culture and his last week in public office. Its all about prison for says hes going to meet the 1st man charged under the National Security law in post in july 2000 for another. I believe he still has to be in a car, so the 4 year or so before he gets a hefty sentence, i was told hes having some personal problems. So i applied for special official visit today to meet him in person. Like 132016. She was the citys most prominent legislator fighting for prisoners rights. His made over 200 of his 4 year term. And more than half of them to protest related prisoners. As a council member, he gets to meet inmates in private for an hour each visit. In contrast to the regular 15 minute public visits, but with his term coming to an end soon, he will no longer enjoy such privilege. I can no longer be on the front line and it will be a huge relief for the Correctional Services department. As i can put pressure on them anymore, its a shame because theres still so much i want to do. But i have to leave office to show solidarity with the democratic camp. Oh yeah, there was that hong kongs prodemocracy cam resigned on mass only and this month in protest at the expulsion of 4 other lawmakers. Catalyst for the action was a beijing resolution giving hong kong authorities power to unseat politicians without having to go through the city scots shield, cartoonist, counting down his time in the parliament. Although he could see the state coming, it still came as a shark. I never thought it would be so fast. So we also say its a new ampara, more ruthless and domineering and there are many leaders in the past. As mao zedong now, we see that he could even and one country 2 systems in a blink of an eye. After starting out as a social worker and university lecturer, she became one of the leading activists in the Umbrella Movement in 2014 and was sentenced to 8 months in jail last year. As a legislator. It was a traumatic experience for him, but he still keeps this belongings from prison to remind himself of his mission. I dont say that it was 4 years becoming a lawmaker. It was the peak of my life. But then i was sent to prison. The lowest point of my life, it was so tough in there and i had to find meaning of life by fighting for prisoners rights. I taught myself, im an undercover law maker in jail. Im here as a prisoner for the checks on possible abuse by prison officers. Im here to monitor the government since the Antigovernment Movement started in hong kong last year, over 10000, people have been arrested with the rise of a generation of political prisoners. Pressing need to provide support for these young people and their families. He knew shed had a pen friend scheme earlier this year and has had 026000 largest so far. He plans to organize 3 jail workshops after he leaves the console. Being in prison is losing freedom by having a lot of time. And it is the same with the leaving the Legislative Council and Public Resources have returned have more time to focus on this particular issue. I dont know how far i can go with the fight on prisoners right now, but i promise i will go as far with apple as i can. But what does the resignation of lobbying goes like should mean for ordinary hong kong . Its a question im going to put to 27 year old connor, who joins me on the line from hong kong. Nakano isnt my guests real name. He participated in last years antigovernment protests in the city and is hiding his face for fear of repercussions from the government cannot welcome. What does the resignation of all of hong kongs prodemocracy lawmakers mean to you . Well i think the best time for that resignation has already passed and the impact here now on the movement is minimal. So obviously they move this move has tremendous news value. But if we look back on the movement that has been multiple planes in time when they could have done this, for instance, they could have done this along with the other large lists candidates that also refused to participate in the Legislative Council. So thats an opportunity that they missed. So i think by now their resignation. Now its more to me anyway. Its more like theyre being forced out of the council and its not their conscious choice to leave the council. And yet the effect on the movement in general, i feel aside from the news value is minimal. What do you say to those people who syria, that these lawmakers being absent from the Legislative Council allow is the death of democracy in hong kong. Do you see democracy as having died in hong kong . Definitely. Yeah. So to me, along with the rule of law, right. Its been dead for quite some time now. And its just now that the people are beginning to see that its been dead for quite some time. Its only because i think the public tend to have their hopes pinned on these more established prodemocracy a panda, mathematic leaders in that before and seeing them fall just shows them the end of the facade. That there is democracy and rule of law and how come so yet said that this is just reckoning with the fact that its been dead . Yes. Where does that leave the prodemocracy movement in the city . Your movement that you, yourself participated in domestic resistance has a lot more restrictions now than they used to. But its true, really pivotal to diminishment in general, i think a major shift. Cope Going Forward with the a shift to its the stage and International Stage because obviously with a lot of the movements leaders being exiled, most of the proponents have moved to, to its the international community. But then going by your argument that would suggest that within hong kong, its of that antoni avenues left to protest or to stand up for democratic rights and support. A bit of the Democratic Movement in hong kong itself is dead. Right. So yeah, i dont think the movements that its just been that the course has been changed and a lot of the methods needs to be changed as well along with changing times. Yes. So its not that its just functioning in some other way. So i think domestic resistance, what is the kind of domestic resistance youre talking about . Right, so ive seen a lot of things being proposed by leaders of the movement. So one of 2 things that ive seen in the past couple of months. Its a push by a lot of grass roof, grassroots forces to its the rebuilding of the homecoming economy, a more diverse hong kong economy. If the Central Planning all and all that hung, call it for the past transit is after the handover in that time frame we have lost a lot of our domestic produce and domestic industry. We used to be in the face it in the faith with proponents in tech and manufacturing. But thats been that for quite some time. And we are all pu