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WHO's Announcement On COVID-19 Spread Irks Donald Trump
By: Tupaki Desk | 22 April 2020 1:30 PM GMT
The novel coronavirus originated from the Wuhan Province of China has spread to more than 200 nations across the glove leaving more than 2.2. Million infected with the virus claiming more than 2 lakh deaths so far.
The US is very vocal on the dragon country China ever since the virus was spread and US President Donald Trump did not leave any stone unturned to hold China for the deadly virus.
The World Health Organisation(WHO) which studied the history of the COVID-19 once again made it clear that the virus was transmitted to humans from animals in China and added that the virus was created in China lab.
WHO went on to say that the virus was transmitted to humans from animals through a carrier and the carrier of the virus is yet to be confirmed. Though the genetics of bats were found more in the virus there is no clarity on this.
This latest announcement from the WHO has irked Donald Trump who earlier found fault with the WHO for not sending the medical experts team to China in the initial days of the virus spread to study the history of the virus.
The US is very vocal on the dragon country China ever since the virus was spread and US President Donald Trump did not leave any stone unturned to hold China for the deadly virus.
The World Health Organisation(WHO) which studied the history of the COVID-19 once again made it clear that the virus was transmitted to humans from animals in China and added that the virus was created in China lab.
WHO went on to say that the virus was transmitted to humans from animals through a carrier and the carrier of the virus is yet to be confirmed. Though the genetics of bats were found more in the virus there is no clarity on this.
This latest announcement from the WHO has irked Donald Trump who earlier found fault with the WHO for not sending the medical experts team to China in the initial days of the virus spread to study the history of the virus.
