6-25-21 “This was a city of 15 million people that was in lockdown,” said a source who participated in the Games (at Wuhan, Oct. 16-27, 2019). “It was strange, but we were told this was to make it easy for the Games’ participants to get around.”
A second Canadian military source who spoke to the National Post said, “One-quarter of us got sick, there and when we returned. Some were bedridden for weeks. This made us potential vectors for the virus. The military did nothing. I was sick and others were too with Wuhan symptoms.…I was eventually given a swab test which measures only recent exposure and told to carry on.”
Canadian Forces officer: “I would have thought the intelligence or medical intelligence community would have tested and followed up on this, but this didn’t happen. Athletes were coming back sick from countries, with ongoing symptoms. In Europe, athletes were tested and French, Italian and six Spaniards returned and were positively identified in 2019-20 as having the virus.” https://financialpost.com/diane-francis/diane-francis-canadian-forces-have-right-to-know-if-they-got-covid-at-the-2019-military-world-games-in-wuhan
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Recent Updates - Spain - Proof at Last!
6 of 138 Spanish military who travelled to Wuhan Games test positive for coronavirus antibodies
Spanish sources confirm:
https://20minutos.es/noticia/4297980/0/militares-juegos-wuhan-positivo-anticuerpos-coronavirus/…
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6-30-2020 nearly 300 members of the U.S. military, Department of Defense and support personnel attended the 2019 Military World Games in Wuhan, China. When the games ended, they returned to at least 219 home bases in 25 states. According to the Pentagon, there was no reason to do so then, or subsequently. A spokesperson issued a terse email response to the question, saying there was no screening because the event--held from October 18 to 27, 2019--“was prior to the reported outbreak.” The spokesperson cited December 31, 2019, as the critical outbreak day and that no testing was deemed necessary for any possible exposure prior to February 1, 2020.
Since that email Pentagon officials have repeatedly declined to speak on or off the record regarding the subject. Contrary to the Pentagon’s insistence, however, an investigation of COVID-19 cases in the military from official and public source materials shows that a strong correlation exists in COVID-19 cases reported at U.S. military facilities that are home bases of members of the U.S. team that went to Wuhan. Before March 31, when the Pentagon restricted the release of information about COVID-19 cases at installations for security reasons, infections occurred at a minimum of 63 military facilities where team members returned after the Wuhan games. Additionally the U.S. team used chartered flights to and from the games via Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Washington was one of the earliest states to show a spike in COVID-19. “I do think that it is a concern that these people were not tested, especially going into an area that might be a center, a huge probability,” Dr. Ravina Kullar, an infectious diseases expert and epidemiologist based out of Santa Monica, California, said in an interview.
Clouvel, 31, went on to explain: “We were in Wuhan for the World Military Games at the end of October. And afterwards we all fell ill. Valentin missed three days of training. Me, I was sick too … I had things I had never had before. We weren’t particularly worried because no one was talking about it yet.” She added “A lot of athletes at the World Military Games were very ill. We were recently in touch with a military doctor who told us ‘I think you had it because a lot of people from this delegation were ill.’” https://prospect.org/coronavirus/did-the-military-world-games-spread-covid-19/
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