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Epidemiologist who signed theho greaw t barrington declaration.e yortu had common sense bright people saying these things were a bad idea. b hoadw many suicide have we had, child abuse, domestic violencela because of the lockdowns that killed people. it seems there ought to be somebody saying this is wrong. nobody resigned. >> government is often slow to o respond to these things except what they are doing in shadows behind closed doors. if you are a conservative or libertarian person out there concerned about the first amendment. maybe you shouldn't go to washingtonwash, d.c. maybe you should...

After the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, China is experiencing a massive surge in coronavirus cases

For more insight to this story let's speak to eric feiglding, he is an epidemiologist and co—founder of the world health network. originally from shanghai, but today he joins us live from washington dc. thanks very much for being with us. if i can ask a personal question to begin with, your family are still in shanghai, what are they saying to you about the situation where they are at the moment?— about the situation where they are at the moment? thanks for havin: are at the moment? thanks for having me- _ are at the moment? thanks for having me. there _ are at the moment? thanks for havin...

Measure, so people had a sort of false sense of security. there are concerns that china's health infrastructure is not equipped to deal with the rapid rise in patients. analysts say chaos and confusion have followed the country's abrupt decision to drop its controversial zero covid policy. and it is still unclear how authorities will get to grips with this current surge in infections. ijoema ndukwe, bbc news. well, earlier we spoke to eric feigl ding, an epidemiologist and co—founder of the world health network. originally from shanghai, butjoined us live from washington dc. he told us about...

© Provided by Xinhua BEIJING, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- In the Shijingshan District of Beijing, a task force comprising two groups of five or six medics and