But unlike many governments in the world, the Chinese rulers are pursuing a so-called zero covid strategy. Metropolis Nanjing: Delta variant is spreadingĬompared with the number of infections in Germany and many European countries, the numbers of infections recently reported from China are by no means particularly high: In the past two weeks, little more than 360 cases have been discovered across the country.
In the centrally located city of Zhuzhou, for example, the authorities ordered on Monday that over 1.2 million residents must stay at home for three days.ĭuring this time, all people are to be tested and the local vaccination campaign is to be promoted.
While German politicians and scientists argue about whether vaccination offers should be made to young people from the age of 12 to combat the corona pandemic, it was reported from China today that a lockdown was again imposed on several million people. In China, millions of people are in lockdown again - because of a focus of infection in the metropolis of Nanjing and the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant Scandal about the Belarusian sprinter at the Olympics: Timanowskaja receives a visa for Poland - her husband fled to the Ukraine That is precisely why her case shows "how quickly critical people in Belarus can come under pressure."īelarusian Timanovskaya at Olympia: A sprinter as an enemy of the state She didn't even criticize the regime directly, «says my colleague Anne. “Timanovskaya is probably not an opposition activist. How aware was the athlete of the consequences of her uprising via video clip when she pissed off at her supervisor? "No Belarusian who has left the Belarusian borders is safe because he can be kidnapped," she wrote on Twitter. The exiled Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tichanovskaya - the surname coincidentally resembles that of the athlete - compared the attempt to force the sprinter to leave Tokyo with the forced landing of a plane in Minsk in May, which served the dissident journalist Roman Arrest Protassevich and his girlfriend. A campaign against Timanovskaya has been launched in Belarusian media,on state television she was insulted as a traitor. In the realm of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who is controversial because of various human rights violations, such criticism is apparently not welcome. There she complained about her planned use in the 4x400 meter relay after some members of the team were apparently not eligible for the Olympic Games due to a lack of doping tests.
"A hopeful athlete has become an enemy of the state who is now likely to lose her home." The athlete shared a video on Instagram on Friday. My colleague Anne Armbrecht writes in her story about the Timanovskaya case that this is by no means the first time that critical athletes have come under pressure in Belarus. Timanovskaya's husband claims to have fled Belarus - to Ukraine. Belarusian opposition officials spoke of an "attempted kidnapping". She has now applied for asylum in Poland. She sought refuge with the police at the airport and no longer wants to return to Belarus. Timanovskaya was apparently due to be flown home early from the Olympic Games against her will on Sunday evening after she publicly criticized sports officials in her country. Over the 100 meters she was eliminated in the preliminary run on Friday, she missed the start over the 200 meters on Monday today. Her greatest successes so far have been a silver medal over 100 meters at the U23 European Championships and qualifying for the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The sprinter Kristina Timanowskaja is not a world class athlete. Because she criticized supervisors in a video, the Belarusian sprinter Kristina Timanowskaja was supposed to leave Tokyo against her will - she has now applied for asylum in Poland.
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