The continued misfortune of the doctor who accused the `Wuhan Corona`… One blind

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Along with the late Li Wen-ryang, I-Fun, a doctor who played an important role in publicizing the existence of a novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), which began to pandemic in Wuhan, China at the end of 2019. It is reported that he suffered the misfortune of losing one eye’s vision in a medical accident while he was prohibited from speaking.

The Taiwanese central news agency quoted a report on Free Asia on the 2nd and said that i-Fun, the chief of the emergency room at Wuhan Central Hospital, has been asked not to speak to the outside world from a senior Wuhan City Sanitation Committee executive.

In December last year, during the early days of the spread of Corona 19 in Wuhan, I posted news that a series of patients with similar symptoms to severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) occurred in his hospital in a WeChat group chat room where hospital doctors participated.

Lee Won-ryang posted the news again in a group chat room with alumni of his medical school, and the news of a disease similar to SARS spread in Wuhan rapidly spread throughout China.

For this reason, in China, Li Wen-ryang was called the “person who gave the whistle” (whistle whistleblower), and the head of Ai was called the “person who gave away the whistle”.

Recently, Director Ai posted a video on his Weibo complaining that he had lost one eye’s vision in a medical accident at an ophthalmology hospital in Wuhan.

The head of the child is unable to work in the hospital due to vision loss in one eye.

In a video posted on Weibo, he said, “I’ve always been an optimistic and optimistic person who overcomes difficulties, but even walking down the road after losing my eyesight is very difficult because I have to be supported by someone.”

On the other hand, the family of Dr. Won-ryang Lee, who played a crucial role in publicizing the existence of Corona 19 to the world, but was called to the public security and had to write a’reflection statement’, are still restricted from speaking out, Free Asia Broadcasting said.