On February 1, 2020, @李文亮70 posted on today's headline that the nucleic acid test result was positive today, the dust settled, and the diagnosis was finally confirmed. In other words, he was diagnosed with pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus.
Li Wenliang is a first-line doctor in the fight against new coronary pneumonia. He recalled that on December 30, 2019, he saw a patient's test report, which showed that the SARS coronavirus was detected. For the purpose of reminder and protection, he announced in a group of 150 students that 7 cases of SARS had been confirmed.
According to media reports, there were 3 medical exchange groups that released relevant news at that time. The names of the groups were: Wuhan University Clinical Level 04 Group, Xiehe Red Society Shennei, and Cancer Center. At the beginning of the epidemic, this information has not attracted enough attention.
On January 1, 2020, the Wuhan police issued a notice: Some netizens released and forwarded false information on the Internet without verification, causing adverse social impact. After investigation and verification, the public security agency has summoned 8 illegal personnel and handled them in accordance with the law.
Li Wenliang recalled that on January 3, the Public Security Bureau found him and asked him to sign a letter of admonition. He has been working in the hospital since then.
Li Wenliang received the police admonition
In recent days, Li Wenliang has been widely followed by public opinion, and he was interpreted as one of the eight “rumour-makers”. According to upstream news reports, Wuhan police summoned 8 people on January 1. Li Wenliang went to the police station to receive admonishment on January 3. Li Wenliang may not belong to one of the eight "rumourers", but the "8+n" person.
On January 30, Li Wenliang told upstream reporters that he only knew that he had been admonished for telling the truth. He didn't know if it was one of the eight “rumor-spreaders”.
It is understood that on January 29, the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau's official Weibo @平安武汉 reported the punishment of eight “rumour-makers”. The full text is as follows:
On December 31, 2019, the Wuhan Municipal Health Department issued a report on the pneumonia epidemic. Subsequently, many netizens reported that someone had posted false information on the Internet. In order to find out the situation, the public security organs successively investigated and verified 8 perpetrators.
According to the investigation, 8 people reported that "X hospital has multiple confirmed SARS cases", "7 SARS confirmed cases", and "Y hospital received a family of three returned from a certain continent, and then it was suspected of SARS" And other unverified information.
According to the relevant provisions of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Public Security Administration Penalties, because the circumstances of the above-mentioned eight persons were particularly minor, the public security organs conducted education and criticism at that time, but did not give them warnings, fines, or detention.
On January 28, the China Youth Daily published a review article entitled "How far is it to correct the name of the "Rumorizer" in Wuhan, the Supreme Law Official Name". The author is a well-known commentator, Mr. Cao Lin. The article reads:
"Everyone is united in preventing and fighting the epidemic, rushing to help Wuhan, and crossing the same boat, but it is unavoidable that many people have a psychological barrier in their minds. If this barrier is not removed, those who have overcome the difficulties will feel very awkward-it is the outbreak. The former Wuhan public security organ punishes 8 cases for publishing the '7 SARS diagnosed in South China Fruit and Seafood Market'... This matter is not clear. Without a treatment that respects the law, it will be difficult for people to feel happy." "If you can really re-examine it. In this case, make a righteous judgment and bravely correct the mistake if it is wrong. This will be better news than how many patients have been cured. Isn't this kind of original and clear source also an important part of the anti-epidemic?"
signed the admonition Li Wenliang of the book works normally in the hospital after returning. After receiving patients with COVID-19 pneumonia, Li Wenliang began to develop cough symptoms on January 10, fever on the 11th, and was hospitalized on the 12th. "At that time, I was still thinking about reporting why it was still saying that there was no human-to-human transmission and there was no medical care infection." He was later admitted to the ICU and had a nucleic acid test before, but there was no result. I wish him a speedy recovery.
had been treated before, and his nucleic acid showed negative, but he still had difficulty breathing and was unable to move. His parents were also hospitalized. What moved him was that many netizens supported and encouraged him in the ward. Last postLi Wenliang once again clarified, "I have not been revoked my license, please rest assured, I will actively cooperate with treatment and strive to be discharged early!"
The following is an interview with Li Wenliang by upstream news, excerpts are as follows:
upstream news: when did you go to the police station?
Li Wenliang: I went to the police station on January 3 and gave me a letter of admonition. I want to explain that this is not a rumor, not a false statement, but just to remind everyone to pay attention. But the attitude of the police is good, just think about it. Of course, I am also afraid of being detained. Admonish me, I don't think it's right, but this is still a relatively light punishment, and I can only accept it reluctantly.
Upstream news: You work in a public hospital, will you worry about being affected after being admonished?
Li Wenliang: I was worried that the unit would settle accounts after the fall.
Upstream News: How did you get infected?
Li Wenliang: On January 8, I treated an elderly person for glaucoma. The next day, the old man developed fever and CT showed "ground glass lesions in both lungs", which was called viral pneumonia at the time. The diagnosis cannot be confirmed because of the lack of kits. I was hospitalized on January 12, and I am now a suspected case of new coronary pneumonia. But I am not necessarily infected by this old man, other things may also exist.
Upstream News: How are you now? Has the nucleic acid test turned negative?
Li Wenliang: My director told me that it turned overcast, but I still have difficulty breathing and need high-flow oxygen. My parents are also suspected of being infected, but are about to be discharged from the hospital. Fortunately, the wife and children are fine.
Upstream News: What are your plans after you leave the hospital?
Li Wenliang: Back to the front line of epidemic prevention as soon as possible, colleagues and colleagues are too tired.
