Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 811
The death toll of the deadly coronavirus has hit 811, overtaking the number of deaths from the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak.
The Chinese government has begun to round up sufferers and videos show hazmat suit-clad goons dragging people from their homes.
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The development has forced the communist regime in China rounds to pick up suffers in their homes Wuhan before taking them to camps.
774 had died in the outbreak between 2002 and 2003, which was a coronavirus that jumped from animals to humans in China.
The last evacuation flight carrying more than 150 British passengers back home has left coronavirus-hit Wuhan for the UK.
Meanwhile, a video showing a man suspected of having coronavirus desperately sprinting away from officials trying to put him in quarantine has gone viral. The clip was taken in Changqing Garden, Wuhan, showing a group of officials approaching the man who is backed up against a wall.
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China’s central government had last week ordered the city – which is the epicentre of the virus – to round up all suspected patients as well as their close contacts in mass quarantine camps.
