A state of mystery is now dominating the fate of a Chinese doctor who was infected with the “Corona” virus, which he had foreseen, as Reuters quoted medical sources as saying that a Chinese doctor had been attacked “to spread rumors” about the Corona virus before he was officially recognized as having died on Thursday from Infected with the virus.
Li Winliang, an ophthalmologist at a hospital in Wuhan, was the epicenter of the outbreak, and was one of eight people who scolded the city police last month for spreading “illegal and false” information on the Coruna virus.
Wuhan Hospital, where Taib was working, said in a statement posted on his account on Weibo website that he died at 2:58 a.m. Friday local time.
Li, 34, had told a group of doctors on Chinese social media and via the Wei Chat messaging platform that a link had been confirmed between seven cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and a seafood market in Wuhan, believed to be the source of the virus.
He released a picture of the results of an analysis confirming the presence of the “SARS-like” virus in a patient’s sample, as shown in a screenshot of the conversations that took place through the WeChat chat platform, which was seen and verified by Reuters.
On February 1, Liu said on Weibo, the results of his tests confirmed he was infected with the Coronavirus. Reuters was not able to contact the doctor’s family for comment.
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