Coronavirus Fragments 4: The Toll on Officials

DR. NANCY MESSONNIER SAYS THE AMERICAN PUBLIC NEED TO PREPARE WITH EXPECTATIONS THIS COULD BE BAD. (25 February 2020). Video Source: Bitchute.
For today, see reports which illustrate the toll on officials and medical professionals when dealing with the pandemic. From DIM SUM Daily:

"2nd February 2020 – (Japan) According to Sankei News in Japan, a Japanese government official who was responsible for the evacuation of Japanese nationals from Wuhan has committed suicide. The Japanese government is expected to send a fourth chartered flight in the middle of this week or later to evacuate Japanese citizens still in China’s Hubei Province, which includes Wuhan at the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, the Foreign Ministry said today.

A government official who worked for the Cabinet Secretariat committed suicide by jumping off the top of National Institute of Public Health of Japan in the Saitama Prefecture. The premises is used by the government as a quarantine centre for the Japanese nationals who were evacuated from Wuhan. He was allegedly involved in handling the evacuation of the Japanese nationals, some of whom were confirmed to be infected with novel coronavirus. Unaffected Japanese nationals were placed under medical observation at the National Institute of Public Health of Japan. They were forced to share isolation ward with others and many were displeased with the lack of privacy.

Sources revealed that the government staff was under tremendous stress before he killed himself. Others said that he ended his life because he felt guilty for causing the spread of the virus among the evacuees who returned from Wuhan. Police are still investigating the case."

Local reports: An official from the South Korea Justice Ministry who was in charge of national emergency situations and crisis management jumped to his death on 26 February 2020 from Dongjak Bridge, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Image Source: Yonhap News via The Filipino Times.

South Korean official in charge of 'coronavirus outbreak' commits suicide - The Filipino Times [UNVERIFIED BUT CORROBORATED] from r/Prepare_For_Worst

"Pope Francis kisses a child in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican before leaving after his weekly general audience, on Feb. 26, 2020." Image Source: Alessandra Tarantino—AP via TIME.

The Pope marked Ash Wednesday on 26 February 2020 without a mask and kissed and embraced hundreds of Italian worshipers. On 27 February 2020, the Vatican stated that he felt unwell and had canceled his appointments.

#Vatican says #Pope Francis is feeling mildly unwell, so is not attending a religious ceremony today but is instead staying in his residence pic.twitter.com/A2SLz4Nv7r

— Mark Lowen (@marklowen) February 27, 2020

Prominent Iranian cleric and diplomat, Hadi Khosroshahi passed away today, one day after he was admitted to a hospital in Tehran for testing positive #Coronavirus. Khosroshahi was Iran’s ambassador to the #Vatican and later Iran’s top diplomat in #Egypt between 2001 and 2004 pic.twitter.com/vbVnmLfOMs

— Ali Hashem علي هاشم (@alihashem_tv) February 27, 2020

There are new cases, including one in Poland, and one - with no known source - in California, USA. The CDC telebriefing on the novel coronavirus from 21 February 2020 is here.

WHO ACCUSED OF UNDERESTIMATING CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK; MINUS 107 CASES OF CORONAVIRUS REPORTED (27 February 2020). Video Source: Bitchute.

NOTE: These are fictional depictions of quarantine posters. PANDEMICS IN POP CULTURE PT 4: POSTERS (27 February 2020). Video Source: Bitchute. For fictional depictions of quarantines in America, go here.

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