Chilling satellite pics show bodies in crematorium car parks in China as Covid death toll set to ‘hit 25,000 a day’
TWO minute funerals, overnight queues for cremation slots and incinerators blasting 24-hours a day - death is a booming industry in China right now.
Despite the state's desperate claims that Covid is under control, satellite images expose that funeral services are totally overwhelmed and bodies are quickly mounting.
China's ruling party has been peddling the official line that only around 40 deaths have occurred since December 7 - the day that the brutal "zero Covid" restrictions were finally lifted.
In reality, the airborne virus has since been ravaging through its population of 1.45 billion who suffer from low natural immunity as a result of China's harsh Covid policies and less effective vaccines.
Since the virus first appeared in Wuhan in 2019, the Chinese Community Party has been waging an ideological battle to declare that their approach is superior to that of western democracies.
The result has been an allegedly pitiful and systematic underrepresentation of Covid cases and deaths recorded in the official data.
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Officially, have occurred since the start of the pandemic.
Global health analytics firm Airfinity estimates that only since December 1, the number of Covid deaths has totalled over half a million.
Airfinity relies on data from China's regional provinces prior to the government's narrowing of its official definition of a Covid death.
Their research predicts Covid deaths will hit
Breaking apart China's web of lies are a collection of recent satellite images captured by .
The images shows six cities spread across China, honing in on the funeral services and sites of crematoriums.
"I have worked here for six years and it has never been this busy," she added before hanging up.
His father's cause of death was listed as "underlying disease" - a "blatant lie" according to Shi.
In November, a tightening of China's Covid rules following a new outbreak sparked a once-in-a-generation wave of unrest, not seen since the 1989 Tiananmen protests.
President Xi Jinping responded unpredictably with a dramatic U-turn by ditching their draconian measures, opening society back up and letting Covid lose on an unprepared population.
The results have left China's weak and underfunded healthcare system ready to burst, with carnage at the hospitals as doctors and nurses fall sick, patients are treated in hallways and ventilators are running out.
Before it was censored, millions watched a clip circulating on social media of a man begging on his knees for his child to be treated.
“I’m also on my knees,” responds the doctor. “Everyone is waiting, children and the elderly, you are not the only one.”
China's grand deception continues to crack at its seams as prominent celebrities and public figures fall victim to the virus.
In December, opera star Chu Lanlan died at 39 of an undisclosed "illness".
Chinese sitcom star Gong Jintang died on New Years Day - his cause of death yet to be released.
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And yet, images, videos and stories are cropping up all across China to reveal the true scale of suffering caused by the newest outbreak.
Online users have spoken of the pain of having to burn their own loved one's remains, whilst images and videos expose piles of body bags and police guarding crematoriums to try to hide China's dirtiest secret.