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Written by: Hu Jiaxin
2020-07-11 22:22
Last update date: 2020-07-11 22:22Li-Meng Yan, a former postdoctoral researcher at the School of Public Health at the University of Hong Kong, broadcasted an exclusive interview with Huoxing News yesterday (10th). During the interview, she said that she believed that the Chinese government knew about the virus before releasing the new coronavirus. It is said that she informed her boss before the epidemic broke out at the end of last year, but was asked to mute and warn against touching the red line.
The University of Hong Kong issued a statement today (11th) that Yan had resigned and pointed out that the other party had never conducted research on human-to-human transmission of the new coronavirus that she mentioned in her interview between December and January last year. Focus on expressing similar rumors without scientific support."
Li-Meng Yan said in an interview that the mainland had long been aware of the spread of the new coronavirus. (Fox screenshot)
HKU: The content of the report does not match the understanding of the university
The HKU issued a statement in the evening that Yan Limeng has now resigned and respects individual freedom of expression, but neither his personal opinions nor opinions represent HKU. HKU pointed out that the content of the report did not match the key facts understood by the university, and pointed out that Yan Limeng had never carried out at the University of Hong Kong between December 2019 and January 2020. Successor research.
The HKU continued to note that she had noticed in her interview that "the key statement of similarities was not supported by science." The University of Hong Kong said it would not comment on rumors and would not respond further to the matter.
HKU issued a statement refuting Yan Limeng's research on human-to-human transmission of the new coronavirus from December last year to January this year. (Profile picture)
He once reported to his boss the news from the CDC
U.S. Fox News published an exclusive report by Yan Limeng, a former postdoctoral researcher at the School of Public Health at the University of Hong Kong on July 10. Yan mentioned in the report that he was assigned by his boss and professor Pan Liewen at the School of Public Health at the University of Hong Kong to study the SARS-like epidemic in the mainland as early as December last year. Yan Zhi said that because the mainland refused to allow foreign scientists to study in the country, she learned from the mainland medical experts and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A staff member of the center disclosed to them on December 31 that the human-to-human transmission of the new coronavirus was not available at that time. Acknowledge that the virus is passed from person to person.
Yan Zeng reported to Pan Liewen, but the other party only nodded and told her to continue working. As of mid-January of this year, she reported to her boss again, but the other party asked her to remain silent and careful, and warned her not to touch the red line. She pointed out that Malik Peiris, the lecture professor of the college, was also aware of the incident, but did nothing.
Yan Limeng said that she knew how to deal with "whistle blowers" in the Mainland and thought her life was threatened. In April, she decided to go to the United States alone from Hong Kong.
The reporter called Pan Liewen and Pei Weishi today, but neither of them answered.
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