Chapter 2 THE CASE OF MISSING JOURNALISTS

By the end of February, there were reports about 3 chinese journalists that were not seen in public life for about 15 days after getting arrested. When asked about by chinese media, for talking with them on the phone, the chinese government refused that. Let us see who were those 3 journalists and what seems to have happened to them:- 

 Three whistleblowers/journalists who tried to expose the life in Wuhan during the peak of the spread of the virus, have not been seen for 2 months as I write this. They shared very dramatic pictures on the internet, from the Wuhan city and its hospitals, while the city was under lockdown. The disappearance of these 3 men is highly mysterious. 

 1) Fang Bin:- 

 Fang Bin, a businessman of Wuhan, is believed to have shot and posted several videos between February 1 and February 9. In one video he showed the patients of Coronavirus getting treated in the corridors of a Wuhan hospital, with no proper care being taken of social distancing and other protection measures. In the second video, he is showing dead bodies piled up in a minibus outside a hospital. This video was posted on Twitter by another journalist Jennifer Zeng and it got viral. Mr Fang got arrested on the same day forcibly by local police under the pretext of medical checkup and then released eventually in the night. 
After a series of such arrests and releases, finally Mr Fang got arrested on February 9, 2020 following which he has not been seen at all in public life. 

 It is believed that Mr. Bin got arrested and then got executed by the chinese authorities on the orders of their President. Else why would he remain disappeared for more than 60 days now? Nobody knows where this guy is. 




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