WHO denounces Trump’s claim about Covid-19: Embarrassment for USA
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reiterated that the corona virus (covid-19) was created naturally after US President Donald Trump said he had evidence that it had been developed in a Chinese laboratory.
Speaking to reporters in Geneva about the state of emergency, Mitchell Ryan, head of the World Health Organization, said: “We believe that the corona virus (covid-19) originated naturally.
Reacting to President Trump’s statement, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Jing Shuang said that American politicians are constantly ignoring the truth.
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A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said that their only goal was to turn a blind eye to the responsibility for failing to control the epidemic and divert attention from the issue.
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He added that American politicians should pay attention to their problems and find ways to stop the spread of the epidemic as soon as possible.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says there is no evidence that the corona virus (covid-19) has been developed in a Chinese laboratory.
According to the foreign news agency, the Australian Prime Minister said that there is no evidence at the moment to show that the corona virus covid-19) was developed in a laboratory in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
The Australian Prime Minister has expressed anger over China’s demand for an international investigation into the spread of the corona virus (covid-19).
The Australian prime minister said the Australians had no information to support the idea, but was more hesitant about how the covid-19 should be investigated and how it spread around the world.
“We had it before, it doesn’t seem to be a resource, we don’t have anything to show that it was a resource, in an environment like that,” he said. We can’t make any rules.
The deadly corona virus, which started in the Chinese city of Wuhan, has sparked tensions between the world’s largest economies.
