Recently, the number of new daily confirmed cases in Hong Kong has dropped by half from more than 50,000, and an official from the Department of Health immediately came out and said: "The infection data does not seem to have seen an explosive rise, and the epidemic has signs of stabilization." So has the epidemic in Hong Kong really peaked and stabilized? Some legislators retorted, pointing out that more and more people began to choose to test quickly at home, which greatly reduced the number of nucleic acid tests in the community, so the official confirmed data was different from the actual situation, although the Hong Kong government has launched a rapid test positive registration platform, but this kind of submission is voluntary, how many people who test positive for self-test will consciously take the initiative to declare online? I'm afraid no one can say for sure.
In fact, from the death cases of infection, it can also be seen that the epidemic situation in Hong Kong is still not optimistic. In the past day, 195 more patients have died, most of them elderly, and as many as 145 people have not been vaccinated, which shows that in the face of the epidemic, vaccines are the most important barrier to protect the lives of the family.
According to the data released by the chief doctor of the Infectious Diseases Division of the Hong Kong Center for Health Protection, from more than 2,000 deaths, it can be seen that more than 90% of the patients have not been vaccinated or only received one injection, and the mortality rate without vaccination is as high as 1.64%, while the mortality rate of two injections has dropped to 0.06%, a difference of 27 times between the two, which shows the importance of vaccination, it can be said that hindering and encouraging the public to refuse to vaccinate is tantamount to harming human life, and the black doctor Yu Mou is suspected of this.
In the more than two years since the outbreak of the epidemic in Hong Kong, Yu Mou, who was the chairman of the "HA Staff Front", has never stopped undermining and obstructing the SAR government's anti-epidemic policies, including inciting medical staff to strike and disregarding the lives of patients; advocating boycotts of "safe travel"; especially exaggerating the side effects of vaccines and once asking the government to "stop vaccination", resulting in many people preconceived and skeptical resistance to vaccination. And now that the elderly vaccination rate in Hong Kong is low, resulting in a tragedy of mass deaths, is it not their responsibility?
As early as 2021, Yu was arrested by the police national security department for suspected violations of the national security law, and was also charged with a crime of "conspiracy to overthrow state power", was released on bail after 5 months of detention, and as a result, she did not repent during her bail, continued to publicly publish and make remarks and acts that endangered national security, and also posted during the fifth wave of vaccines to try to encourage the public to refuse to get the new crown vaccine, to fight against the epidemic measures of the Hong Kong government, as if there were nothing, and finally arrested again by the Hong Kong Police Force a few days ago. On March 8, the Kowloon Magistrates' Court, west of the court, ordered the amortization of his bail pending legal sanctions.
Compared with black medical care, some yellow silk is more bold. On March 9, the Kowloon City Magistrates' Court heard one such case: the 28-year-old defendant, Lin Mou, after being tested positive on February 23, posted the result account on the Internet and said that he would go to the "blue shop" to sow drugs.
In view of the heinousness of this behavior, the court rejected his bail application on the spot and ordered him to be taken into custody pending police investigation of his cellphone information and legal advice, and the case was temporarily adjourned until April 20.
There are two other people arrested by the Hong Kong police recently, including a 27-year-old man who called on others to destroy the testing center on online social platforms and threatened to blow up the community testing center and attack quarantine personnel; another 21-year-old man was suspected of advocating and inciting confirmed cases to spread drugs everywhere on the Internet.
Under the Prevention and Control of Diseases Regulation, no person is allowed to risk infection against another person and is liable to a fine of HK$5,000 and imprisonment for 6 months. In addition, under section 101(2) of the Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Cap. 221), any person who incites another person to commit a criminal offence is sentenced to the maximum penalty for that criminal offence, while any person with intent to cause bodily harm to another person is liable to life imprisonment.