China reduces leaked coronavirus infections by 520% in one day, leaked data show
China may reduce coronavirus numbers. New leaks from the Epoch Times show that the actual infection numbers are significantly higher.
Headlines
- According to an unconfirmed report by the Epoch Times, the Chinese Communist Party is dramatically undergoing the Covid19 transition figures.
- The New York-based outlet has claimed to have leaked internal documents from the local government of Shandong Province.
- On 18 February, Chinese authorities may have reduced Covid-19 infections by a massive 520% drop.
As the Wuhan coronavirus explodes all over the world, the international community is serious about dealing with the outbreak of China. Right from the beginning, this crisis spiraled out of control due to the secrecy and inefficiency of the Communist Party.
Many believe the Chinese government is still downsizing the Covid19 data. Unconfirmed reports insinuate that these assumptions may be correct.
According to the Epoch Times, an anti-communist news era in New York. Chinese authorities may have reduced the daily Covid19 infection rate to 520% in Shandong Province. The report declares to use leaked internal documents to substantiate these bold assertions.
Covid19 is on the verge as declared an epidemic
The position of Covid19 is not under control. The World Health Organization has designated the disease a public health emergency of international concern. It may soon mark it as an epidemic as it spreads rapidly around the world.
Currently, there are 81,442 confirmed cases of the novel disease with 2,771 catastrophes.
Mainland China continues the epicenter of the outbreak with 78,964 cases in that region unparalleled. Despite the huge number of infections in China, many believe that the Chinese government is intentionally reducing the severity of the effect to prevent terror and protect its reputation.
Many believe that China is reducing coronavirus cases
CDC Deputy Director Drs. Anne Shuchat said her organization believes that China is undercutting the covid19 data.
This is what he said at a press event on 11 February:
We fully believe the reported cases are underestimated. The initial export of the virus to several countries was done by mathematical modelers to estimate; what the total cases should be.
The CDC is not alone in suspicion of China’s numbers.
According to an Ohio State University study, outbreaks of Wuhan coronavirus may be more widespread than accepted by Chinese authorities. These researchers conducted a modeling study that estimated the actual infection rate to be five to ten times higher than official government data.
Now, a new report by the Epoch Times can provide conclusive evidence that China is reducing the numbers in at least one local government.
This is called the national statistics question.
Shandong infection rate may be much higher than official figures
The Epoch Times reached a series of leaked inside documents from Shandong Province that reveal an outbreak of coronavirus is significantly worse than the official report submitted. The outlet provides Chinese-language reconciliation of the official number of Covid19 cases compared to the number of positive test samples that day.
On February 18, the Chinese government confirmed a case of Covid19 in Shandong province, but according to leaked documents, 52 people tested positive that day.
This suggests that the Chinese authorities had reduced the data by 520% that day.
Epoch Times goes to report:
To date, this is the most definitive proof that Chinese authorities routinely reduce cases.
They discuss in detail the possible objectives of China’s undercounting:
U.S.-based China commentator Tang Jingyuan told The Epoch Times; that officials reporting fewer infections had a strategy to convince Chinese citizens. The spread of the virus was contained. And therefore, it would be harmless to respond to work.
Can we trust China’s Covid19 data?
While the Epoch Times report is unconfirmed, it raises doubts about the reliability of China’s Covid19 number. If Shandong Province is reducing its numbers, other Chinese regions may also do so.
The Chinese government confirmed 78,070 cases in mainland China. But the real infection rate can be in the hundreds of thousands; if the pattern seen in Shandong is across the country.