The doctor's widow who warned the Coronavirus gives birth to a son

Their second son was born in a hospital in this city. Lee Wenliang died in early February after he infected Avid 19, when his wife was pregnant. Li was sharply criticised for the fact that according to local authorities there were “spreading words”, warning of a new mysterious disease at the end of December.

The ophthalmologist working at Wuhan's central hospital had tried to give the alarm for the increased cases of a strange “pneumone”. For this and was questioned by police, who accused him of making “false online comments on an unconfirmed SARS-I” explosion. The outbreak was later said to be true, although it was not SARS, but a new coronary.

Lee returned to work where he was later infected by an unknown patient. He died at 33, leaving behind his wife and a 5-year-old boy. An official investigation later acquitted him of the charges and Chinese communist party offered the family a “apology solemn”, as reported in the local press.