The newest Covid variant to hit China is an Ebola-like hemorrhagic fever type virus.

This isn’t as surprising as it may seem. Covid has always been similar to Ebola in that it affects the blood and blood vessels. Covid appears to cause the blood to clot whereas Ebola causes the blood to thin and leak through the vessels.

Symptoms: The official symptoms in Xi’an are both similar and different from all other recognised variants. In addition to all the expected respiratory tract symptoms, there is also recorded haemorrhaging including from the eyes, ears, and nose.

This is the alleged spread of the new Ebola-like variant.

(cont. below):

Xi’an

province: Shaanxi
population: 13m
date of lockdown: 23 December 2021
distance from to Beijing: 1093 km
Yuzhou

province: Henan
population: 1.2 million
date of lockdown: 2 January 2022
distance from to Beijing: 775 km
Ningbo Port (the largest port in China)

province: Zhejiang
population: 8.2m
date of lockdown: 3 Jan. 2022
distance from to Beijing: 1373 km
Zhengzhou

prov: Henan
pop: 10.4m
date of lockdown: 5 Jan. 2022
dist. to Beijing: 693 km
Shenzhen Port

province: Guandong
pop: 12.6m
date of lockdown: 7 Jan. 2022
distance to Beijing: 2176 km
Tianjin Port (the largest port in northern China)

prov: (n/a — near Beijing)
population: 14m
date of lockdown: 10 Jan. 2022
dist. to Beijing: 143 km
Anyang

province: Henan
population: 5.2m
date of lockdown: 11 Jan. 2022
dist. to Beijing: 508 km
Dalian

province: Liaoning
population: 5.8m
date of lockdown: 13 Jan. 2022
dist from to Beijing: 840 km

*As a side note, I’m hearing of people in