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Dr Li Wenliang

The hero Chinese doctor who tried to warn the world about coronavirus died after contracting the bug himself.


Doctor Li Wenlaing, 34, had been sent a chilling letter by the police before his death - warned "if he refused to repent he would be punished".

The caution also told him to stop "spreading untruthful information online".

Tragically, he died in February after contracting coronavirus through patients he was treating.

Dr Li Wenliang

The hero Chinese doctor who tried to warn the world about coronavirus died after contracting the bug himself.

Doctor Li Wenlaing, 34, had been sent a chilling letter by the police before his death, warned "if he refused to repent he would be punished".

The caution also told him to stop "spreading untruthful information online".

Dr Li was forced to sign a police document saying he had ‘seriously disrupted social order’ and breached the law before he returned to work at Wuhan Central Hospital where he died of Covid-19 on February 7, triggering grief and outrage across China.

Tragically, he died in February after contracting coronavirus through patients he was treating.


Ren Zhiqiang

Chinese millionaire Ren Zhiqiang went missing in March after calling President Xi Jinping a “clown” over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak.

The real estate tycoon had openly criticised the Communist Party's response to the epidemic online.

Mr Ren blamed the actions of a power hungry “clown” for failure to manage the outbreak, being widely understood to be referring to President Xi.

He also criticised the limits placed on free speech, and called on the party to “wake up from ignorance” to oust its leaders.

The tycoon’s work was shared around on internet message boards in China before he then vanished.

His son and his assistant are also reportedly missing without a trace.


Chen Qiushi

Chinese citizen journalist Chen Qiushi went missing in February after exposing the severity of coronavirus in Wuhan.

He had reported on horrific scenes in graphic detail, including a woman frantically calling her family as she sat next to a dead relative in a wheelchair.

A panic-stricken friend told CNN: "We’re worried for his physical safety but also worried that while he’s missing he might get infected by the virus.”

His family was later told he was in medical quarantine at an undisclosed location.

Days before his disappearance, Mr Chen told his followers:

"As long as I am alive, I will speak about what I have seen and what I have heard.

I am not afraid of dying.

Why should I be afraid of you, Communist Party?"




Fang Bin

Mr Fang's disappearance is chillingly similar to that of Chen Quishi.

He uploaded a video on February 1 showing eight bodies outside a hospital in Wuhan with police then seizing his laptop.

Days later, on February 4, he uploaded a video of men in protective suits trying to enter his home before he vanished on February 8.



Li Zehua

The 25-year-old journalist previously worked for the state broadcaster before quitting to report from Wuhan.

But he has not been seen since February 26 after visiting the Wuhan Institute of Virology.



Xu Zhangrun

Law professor Xu Zhangrun was put under house arrest in Beijing after voicing criticism of China's president.

His piece warned: "This may well be the last piece I write."

The Chinese professor was barred from social media and cut off from the Internet.


https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11430712/wuhan-whistleblowers-missing-one-dead-coronavirus/

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Members of the Civil Protection Agency and the Carabinieri carry the coffin of a coronavirus victim in Bergamo, Italy, on April 4, 2020.

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Health-care workers wheel the bodies of deceased people from the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center during the coronavirus outbreak in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, on April 4, 2020.

Priest Don Marcello blesses the coffins of deceased people inside the San Giuseppe church in Seriate, Italy, on March 28, 2020.


Coffins of two victims of the coronavirus are seen during a burial ceremony in the town of Cisternino, Italy, on March 30, 2020

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A worker walks at a special cemetery for people who died from the coronavirus in Tel Aviv, Israel, March 31.

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A worker sprays disinfectant on a vehicle carrying a coffin lined up to enter a cemetery in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on April 2, 2020.

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Gravediggers wearing protective suits prepare to bury 67-year-old Ester Melo da Silva, who passed away due to coronavirus, at the Parque Taruma cemetery in Manaus, Brazil, April 10.

Relatives looks on from afar.

Municipal workers and relatives wearing protective suits carry the body a woman who died due to the coronavirus, for her burial at a graveyard in Chennai, India, April 8.

People tie an empty cardboard box on the roof of a car outside a cemetery, as the outbreak of the coronavirus has sparked a shortage of coffins, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, April 7.

A funeral service worker staring at coffins of two victims of coronavirus during a burial ceremony in the southern town of Cisternino, Italy, March 30.

Funeral parlor employees carry the coffin of a coronavirus victim at a cemetery in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, March 31.

Relatives of coronavirus victims wearing face masks are sprayed with disinfectant after the burial at a cemetery area provided by the government in Jakarta, Indonesia, April 3.


Workers spray disinfectant on a relative of a coronavirus victim during a funeral in Jakarta, Indonesia, on March 31, 2020.