China’s Covid Calamity | Does India Need To Prepare For New Varients Of Covid? | Urban Debate
December 20, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Urban Debate with Shreya Dhoundial, the anchor will be discussing China’s covid calamity. A massive tragedy is unfolding across China as a result of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) abandoning its Zero-COVID policy in favor of the "forever COVID" policy demanded by US and European imperialist powers. Although it is still early, reports from across the country indicate that China is in the grip of an unprecedented crisis. Patients are flooding hospitals, and bodies are piling up at mortuaries at an alarming rate. The CCP has effectively dropped the pandemic bomb on their own country at the request of global finance capital. The guest for this episode, Isaac Bogoch said, "Very important to watch how Covid-19 is managed in China... Let's differentiate between science and political science - China will have to have transparency with data sharing from a global standpoint". Watch to know more!
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