
Coronavirus: Death of Wuhan doctor sparks grief and anger
Li Wenliang died after contracting the virus while treating a patient in Wuhan.
The death of the Chinese doctor, who tried to warn the country about the coronavirus, has created a wave of angry comments on Chinese social media about his fate. But hashtags about freedom of speech and many comments have been censored. We talk about the backlash, hear a BBC Chinese interview with Li Wenliang's father, and put more audience questions on the virus to our Health Correspondent.
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(Photo: Flowers are left to pay tribute to Dr. Li Wenliang in Wuhan. Credit: Getty Images)
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