"Third waves of covid will came in three months...", experts warn the spread of the epidemic in China

According to Wu Xunyu, chief epidemiologist at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, "The first wave will last from now until mid-January... The second wave is expected to follow soon after, starting on January 21... Then from the end of February to the middle of March, there will be the third wave..."

Beijing: The cases of Kovid 19 are increasing continuously in China, so is the Chinese government losing control over COVID-19 management...? Epidemiologists have predicted at least three waves of coronavirus in China during the current winter season. According to the news of 'The Hong Kong Post', the Chinese government was certainly 'not fully prepared', as the government decided to abruptly end its zero-covid policy after public protests across the country.

Even with the number of deaths due to Corona, the Chinese government is still silent. Nonetheless, Chinese administrative officials have issued warnings of continuous waves of COVID infections in the coming months, as cases of corona infection have continued to rise since the restrictions were lifted earlier this month.

"The current outbreak will reach its peak this winter, and will continue for the next three months in three waves," Wu Xunyu, chief epidemiologist at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, told a press conference in Beijing. Will remain..." The news of this statement was given by 'The Hong Kong Post' quoting the report published in the government media.

According to Wu Xunyu, "The first wave will run from now until mid-January ... The second wave is likely to follow soon after, following the mass travel of hundreds of millions of people across the country for the Lunar New Year beginning on January 21." Might start with..."

According to the news of 'The Hong Kong Post' published quoting western media reports, it is also worth noting the fact that the work in China's hospitals is slowing down, because they are facing a double problem - a large number of Beds are falling short due to the arrival of patients, And on the other hand, health workers are also getting infected continuously. Not only this, but due to the continuous increase in demand, the stock of medicines is also getting low, and the possibility of restoration of supply is also very less.

Quoting the report published in the government media, 'The Hong Kong Post' told that people are telling about countless cases around them, but the official figure is being told only around 2,000 cases per day. Only last week, the National Health Commission admitted that it was 'impossible' to track asymptomatic cases and would no longer count such infections.

Significantly, experts have predicted at least one million deaths in the coming months. According to experts, China is not well prepared to get rid of the disease, because the pace of vaccination of the elderly has not been accelerated, the ICU capacity of the hospitals has not increased, and the stock of anti-viral drugs is also very low.