Two Taiwanese CNA reporters who had been accredited to cover this week's World Health Assembly (WHA) were told on Monday they would not be allowed to claim their press passes, in a move a United Nations staff member blamed on pressure from #China. https://t.co/BIZE9OWFCj
@GreaterfoolVan I went to the link you provided and it seems it was changed back to “personal choice” and i dont see any recommendations of wearing them indoors? Did it get changed again?
This is a common pattern: When confronted on policy failures, Henry creates "facts" to bolster her case.
Last week she claimed that flu is mild for school-aged kids, but was soon forced to confirm 6 recent pediatric flu deaths and forced to admit that one was younger than 5yo.
“Could you please give me some of the stats from your school assessments for the media brief today. We need to be able to give some data that supports what we keep saying transmission in schools is low,” Henry wrote. (FOI by @SrushtiGangdev and others.) https://t.co/zynTJAhBox
@brish_ti Good article, unfortunately the useless PHO seems content to let vaccines expire instead of proactively open access to boosters and seems unlikely to change
"50 Best scrubbed the list of any mention of #Taiwan; its restaurants were now part of Greater #China. Then the list was altered once more. William Reed Business Media declined to answer phone calls to explain the decision." https://t.co/mj6tfWJf1I
#NEW: Internal email shared with @CapitalDailyVic shows #yyj hospitals are too full to accept patients and are considering emergency steps like renting hotel rooms.
Healthcare workers say #COVID19 hospitalizations on the rise + surgeries being postponed
https://t.co/M1Pc9M9gsF