The BBC (among others) is reporting an increase in respiratory illness in children in China. The World Health Organisation has requested further data from Chinese authorities. Resolves YES if the BBC runs another article with further news on this topic on bbc.co.uk/news before the end of December 7th.
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Just to clarify as it seems like this may be a global phenomenon which is occurring in multiple places: if there is a news article which says “lots of pneumonia in $not_china “, this will resolve YES if the article makes specific reference to the Chinese situation, but does not resolve YES if no parallels are drawn or otherwise reference made to this being a connected or global situation.
@Noit Also given how drastically the OG article was changed, if you see an article that looks like answers this spec, I’d screenshot it as well as share the link here.
@Noit does this count?
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20231130-how-common-are-outbreaks-of-mystery-pathogens
It's obviously prompted by the outbreak in China, and uses it as an example, but doesn't really have any "further news" on the outbreak.