¿Vuelve la cuarentena en China? Reaparecen pruebas para el virus y acopio de alimentos

Welcome to China in focus My name is Julián Bertone before we start we invite you again to subscribe to our new channel where we are showing our full episodes please subscribe and activate notifications currently very important things related to China are happening and there are very few of them those who report in depth and in time about how what happens in China ends up affecting the whole world, so don't get lost in our episodes if you want to be ahead of events, we leave the access link to our new channel in the description of this video prevention measures used against covid-1 reappear in China from face masks to virus detection tests to workers with heavy protective equipment and a Chinese city calls on citizens to stockpile food look at Hong Kong and think In Taiwan, the Taiwanese president urges voters to fight for a peace worthy of Ahead of the elections on the island and could a coat made in China show signs of slave labor a curious document found in a British purchase of freay revives concerns are reappearing virus control measures in China the man in this photo is undergoing a nucleic acid test commonly associated with covid-19 his name is tian lee and he is director of a financial engineering institute at a university in northern china tian published the video recorded on Friday during the first day of an international conference in the city of WCH. The health worker who carried out the tests was equipped with a white suit for hazardous materials, rubber gloves and a mask, as well as a plastic mask, which brings back memories from the height of the pandemic this video ended up being removed from Chinese social networks covid-19 tests also seem to be reappearing in the country's financial center, specifically in a Shanghai airport the news of ge xiaopeng president of the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer c peng Motors ge xiaopeng wrote on the Chinese social network weibo on Friday that When he returned to Shanghai from abroad he was asked to undergo a nucleic acid test immediately after getting off the plane, the authorities told him that it was a random check, however He noted that all passengers on his flight were tested. Our journalists contacted two airports in Shanghai, one of them hung up without explanation, the other denied having any type of testing policy. The Chinese social media platform also deleted quickly the businessman's publication and in southern China a city is asking citizens to stock up on food sibu is one of the largest manufacturing centers in China they even make Christmas trees that then reach stores around the world Cabe Note that businessmen from outside China frequented the city on Friday. An unexpected notice from the municipal food safety office spread panic among some residents in which families were asked to stock up on enough food for at least 10 days as well. The cafeterias that serve organizations and companies in the city were required to store enough food for 15 days. The notice did not give more details. Some citizens drew parallels between the and three years of lockdowns in China due to Covid-19. Many citizens in them Chinese people were trapped in their homes without access to food or medical care. The announcement was also quickly deleted from social media. Beijing announced that it plans to open more pediatric outpatient clinics to vaccinate more elderly and children against the flu and encourages people to wear masks. and wash your hands reports come as Chinese hospitals remain overcrowded with pneumonia patients amid speculation about the cause of the mysterious outbreak the Chinese regime announced it had everything under control over the weekend but two experts cast doubt on this wave of pneumonia broke out in northeast China at least in September What is its maximum curve How many cases are there What is the infection rate What is the mortality rate and what is its cause the Chinese Communist Party does not give any answer How can you say that this outbreak is under control information from China has zero credibility to any thinking person five US senators called on President Biden to restrict travel between the US and China due to outbreak experts point out Several countries experienced similar increases in respiratory illnesses after easing measures for covid-19 and that every winter hospitals are filled with patients with seasonal gpe A Bold escape from Hong Kong Agnes is the latest pro- democracy activist to flee the city while China represses dissidents Oh in Canada she says she will stay away from China Elo de su vida is one of Hong Kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists, subsequently imprisoned, declared on Sunday that she left for Canada show who speaks fluent Japanese spoke to TV Tokyo in a video call from Toronto I have to return to Hong Kong and appear before the authorities in December of this year but I decided not to go back I can't go back to Hong Kong I decided I probably never will The 27-year-old worked alongside other young activists including Joshua Wang to help boost Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement her group demisto dissolved hours after China passed a sweeping national security law for the city in 2020. Cho said on his social media late Sunday that he was leaving Hong Kong to study in Canada, adding that he was doing so for his mental well-being. It was her first public comment since her release from prison in June 2021. The authorities kept her under supervision. I had things like depression and PTSD. I couldn't really do anything. During the 3 years I was in Hong Kong, Chou was sentenced to 10 months between Bars in November 2020 on a charge of unauthorized assembly She was also charged with violating the national security law Her passport was confiscated and she was required to report regularly to police as part of a bail condition She said this year She was accepted into a University in Toronto and the police agreed to return her passport if she visited the Chinese city of Shenen. They forced me to go to mainland China in exchange for the opportunity to study abroad, wrote the Hong Kong police. on monday show irresponsible behaviors that blatantly defy law and order and urged her not to be a fugitive for the rest of her life after chou moved to canada the chinese regime issued a warning on monday stating that any illegal act and Criminal will be punished by law I believe that being truly informed is more than just knowing the facts it is investigating it is Searching for the truth to be free you want to know more you want to reach the Source come with us to discover a program where we not only share the news but We also see the facts from different angles and in an impartial manner. Subscribe for free to our channel in the open and you will be able to make an informed decision. We are waiting for you from Monday to Friday on YouTube and on EPOC TV. 7:30 p.m. Eastern time are the next elections in Taiwan. choice between war and peace on the eve of January elections Taiwanese President Tain Wen appealed to voters over the weekend urging them to look to Hong Kong and think of Taiwan This is what [Music] said I want to ask everyone, someone wants war, no one wants war, we want peace, everyone wants peace, look at Hong Kong and think of Taiwan, we don't want a Hong Kong-style peace, we want a dignified peace, everyone is like that in a campaign event from the favorite to the presidency William urged voters to think about China's suppression of democratic freedoms in Hong Kong Critics say freedoms in the city were quickly eroded by the national security law Beijing imposed on the city in 2020 Hong Kong was returned to Chinese rule in 1997 with promises of autonomy in one country, two systems. China made the same offer to Taiwan, but the island adamantly asserts sovereignty. China says that peace must be accompanied by a commitment to strengthen defenses. The Chinese regime claims Taiwan as its own territory despite never having ruled or possessed the island and has promised to annex by force if necessary And as presidential elections in Taiwan approach, a top US diplomat speaks out as Taiwan becomes Regarding its elections, I want to emphasize that the United States has deep confidence in Taiwan's electoral processes and democratic system. We believe that it is up to Taiwan's voters to decide their next leader free of outside interference. Sandra Od Kirk directs the American Institute in Taiwan, which is The de facto US embassy on the island said in a speech at National Taiwan University on Monday that Taiwan's elections should be free of foreign interference od Kirk added that the US does not take sides and that US policy towards the island It will remain the same no matter who wins in January Greetings from Entid's Front Page the place where we seek answers to your questions where we touch on the issues that matter that impact our lives and not only Let's touch the surface our mission is for you to deeply understand what What is happening in our communities we are here so you don't miss what is important watch us on YouTube and on EPOC TV from The EPOC Times in Spanish from Monday to Saturday at 10:30 pm Eastern Time we are waiting for you See you soon a day of Black Friday shopping exposed Chinese scandal UK shopper discovered document sewn into the lining of her new raincoat On the document there is a photo of a man in a prisoner's uniform along with a name and code the Guardian reported that the name of a prison in China was also printed on the card, the document was sealed in a plastic card holder that read issued by the prison office of the Ministry of Justice. The English buyer said that she bought the coat from a brand of British fashion brand called Regat, she told the Guardian, the discovery was unexpected and she said it makes you feel really uneasy and uncomfortable. The woman said that Regat approached her several times. After the report came to light, she was initially told to throw away the card but She was later asked to mail it to the company promising benefits in return. She rejected the offers and the company denies offering incentives. The discovery reignited concerns about forced labor in China in global supply chains. And that's all for today. in China in focus Thank you for joining us and see you tomorrow