Wuhan doctor who went public over spread of coronavirus 'goes missing'
Dr Ai Fen (left) said she faced 'unprecedented, extremely harsh reprimanded' by officials at Wuhan Central Hospital after she shared a picture of a patient report labelled 'SARS coronavirus'. The image was widely circulated and made its way to whistle-blower Li Wenliang who raised the alarm about the bug which has killed more than 41,000 people worldwide. Dr Ai gave an interview to a Chinese magazine criticising the hospital's management for dismissing the early warnings of the coronavirus but has not been seen since, reports suggest. Top right: A woman wears a face mask while riding a scooter along the street in Wuhan after the government relaxed lockdown rules. Bottom right: Officials wearing hazmat suits control an entrance to Biandanshan Cemetery in Wuhan.
NADA PODE PREJUDICAR A NOVA FASE DA AMIZADE ENTRE POVOS.E AI DE QUEM BELISQUE OS "DIREITOS HUMANOS" DOS ESCURINHOS QUE POR SUA VEZ ESTÃO DISPENSADOS DE DISPENSAR DIREITOS HUMANOS A BRANCOS MAUS...
