China Ice Burial technology: Dead body turns into powder in a few seconds, new Chinese technology to hide Kovid dead body

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for greater efforts to fight COVID in a pre-holiday video call with people in rural areas. Instead of traveling in person, Jinping held it virtually. Xi said the current outbreak is “fierce” and that China is still going through difficult times. He said that the country’s Covid fight requires perseverance as “dawn is yet to come”. As many as 36,000 Covid deaths a day are expected to occur during the Lunar New Year holiday in China, making it one of the deadliest times of the pandemic. It has been said by the National Health Commission of China that it will no longer provide information about new corona cases. Whereas in the last 3 years, information about the cases of corona was given every day by the State Health Agency. But in the midst of all this, a shocking claim has been made by a Chinese human rights activist regarding the deaths due to Corona.

A Chinese human rights activist has claimed that China is using new technology to cremate the bodies of thousands of people who died of corona every day. Chinese blogger and whistle blower Jennifer Zeng told through a post on Twitter that Corona has created a ruckus in China and due to this, China is troubled by the figures of people who lost their lives due to the deadly virus. China is using such a technique for the last rites of those who died of Kovid, which turns the dead body into powder in just a few seconds.

What is and how does ice burial technology work?

According to the Chinese blogger, it has been started in Wuhan city for cremation test. In this process, the corpses are immediately frozen in liquid nitrogen at minus 196 degrees. Then with the machine it is converted into powder in a jiffy. This particular process takes much less time than the cremation or burial of a dead body. Its video has also been posted by Jennifer Jang from her Twitter account.

Another propaganda video about #IceBurial made in Sep 2020 says a new form of burial, #iceburyhas first piloted in #Wuhan #chinacovid #ChinaCovidCases #ChinaCovidSurge #ChinaCovidDeaths #ChinaCovidNightmare #covid #COVID19 #CPVirus #CCP #China #CCPChina #ChinaCovidNews pic.twitter.com/dWK7KlmbG5

— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) January 18, 2023