Since the Covid-19 outbreak began, the World Health Organization (WHO) has been criticised for its slowness in declaring the coronavirus to be a global pandemic, and for defending China’s handling of the epidemic.
A few places have seemed to have things more under control though. One of them is Taiwan.
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In late March, we spoke to Professor Keiji Fukuda, Director of the School of Public Health in the University of Hong Kong and former Assistant Director-General for Health Security at the World Health Organization.
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【英國的防疫策略】
啱啱過去既周末，歐洲多國確診人數同死亡個案大幅上升，有分析認為，可能同歐洲各國既防控防疫措施有關。
英國政府就積極考慮係未來幾個禮拜，要求70歲以上既長者，必須係家中進行自我隔離最多4個月。不過做法就被外界視為亡羊補牢，未能夠紓解民困。究竟當局嘅做法係咪對症下藥？又會唔會為英國既國民醫療服務帶來巨大挑戰？
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Since January 23rd, the city of Wuhan has been under lockdown. 11 million people have been subjected to unprecedented quarantine restrictions for more than a month.
As public discontent has grown, the state has clamped down and restricted communications in social media. Authorities have silenced critics and arrested citizen journalists, including Fang Bin , Chen Qiushi and Li Zehua.
Not everyone is willing to stay silent though. We spoke to some locals who have experienced heartbreaks, but determined to fight the battle.
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Hi all! Do you still remember my 46-min documentary “In the Prisons that Don’t Exist” covering the detention of more than one million Uyghurs and other Muslims in the “re-education camps” in Xinjiang, China?
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I talked to Dr. Thomas Tsang, former Controller of the Centre for Health Protection, who’s known for his work combating bird and swine flu and indeed SARS which is very similar to the current Wuhan coronavirus.
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