Lisa Winkler

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[Lisa Winkler @alohamom3]

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[Lisa Winkler @alohamom3]

@realDonaldTrump Our son is an injured 173rd Airborne soldier, was taken to a Italian hospital for seizure followed by stroke, no US hospital in northern Italy, told he can't cross border to Germany, and unless suicidal can't be brought stateside, please bring him home

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

Meanwhile, on Chinese social media sites, Dr. Wenliang and the seven others who initiated the news about the virus are now being regarded as public heroes.

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

The late response of the government on handling the outbreak led to public outrage and Chinese authorities were criticised for not informing the people on time.

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

The problem was finally addressed by China’s federal government on January 10, when President Xi Jinping admitted to the outbreak. Only then did the public get to know about the new strain.

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

In a post on Weibo dating January 31, Dr. Wenliang wrote about the delay in the government’s intervention on the spread of the virus.

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

Seven other healthcare workers were also targeted by police for blowing the whistle on the contagious virus.

[The Weather Channel India @weatherindia]

Dr. Wenliang first broke the news about the #Coronavirus to his Medical School Alumni group on the social messaging app, the screenshots went viral online, and the Wuhan Police accused Dr. Wenliang of spreading rumours.

[Lisa Winkler @alohamom3]

Howdy, @GodinaNutshell. I made it.