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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【新措施 新常態】
本港新型肺炎第三波疫情持續，尋日就再新增 52 宗確診個案，累計個案增至 1521 宗。新增嘅個案裡面，有41 宗為本地感染，當中有 20 宗源頭不明個案。係過去短短嘅九日已經錄得近184宗本地感染個案，病毒好可能已經係各個社區「落地生根」。
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In this week’s show, we looked at the world’s second most populous country, India. Currently, it has the fourth-highest number of Covid-19 cases globally, and the highest number in Asia.
India, home to 1.3 billion people, is currently undergoing one of the world’s strictest lockdowns.
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My first gold, and first double gold for The Pulse team! Thank you everyone who were involved in the following two productions and to all those who voiced out for what they think is just. It hasn’t been easy in the past few months, but we’ll continue to do our best, for however long that might be.
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【Every life matters】
上星期五，港澳辦同中聯辦分別發文批評中學生罷課行動，強調中央會支持特區政府行使教育管治權。學生校內嘅言行舉止受到國家級嘅關注，而喺校外，學生嘅人身安全又係咪得到保障？
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It’s thirty-one years since the June 4th crackdown in Tiananmen Square but for many of those who witnessed it, the memories remain sharp. This includes Kenneth Lam, the chairman of the Hong Kong Federation of Students in 1989.
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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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