DR. AI FEN || THE WUHAN CORONA VIRUS WHISTLE BLOWER GOES MISSING

The doctor came to public prominence two weeks ago, when she gave an interview to the Chinese publication Renwu. Dr, Ai Fen, the head of the emergency department at Wuhan Central Hospital, has disappeared, according to a report from 60 Minutes Australia. In that interview she criticised the Chinese authorities, saying that in late December she had informed the authorities that something similar to Sars was spreading in Wuhan.

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In a post on Twitter, 60 Minutes Australia said: “Just two weeks ago the head of Emergency at Wuhan Central hospital went public, saying authorities had stopped her and her colleagues from warning the world. She has now disappeared, her whereabouts unknown. #60Mins.”

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Dr Ai also said “The patients who died in the emergency department were all neither diagnosed nor  considered confirmed cases”, and that she knew that there must be human-to-human transmission as the food market where COVID-19 is believed to have originated had been closed down but cases were still increasing.

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The interview was censured nearly immediately upon publication but Chinese internet users repeatedly uploaded the interview, using emojis and deliberate misspellings to avoid tripping automatic censorship systems.

Dr Ai’s Weibo account appears to still be active, and shortly after the 60 Minutes Australia episode aired she posted a status which said “One river, one bridge, one road, one bell”