The World Health Company might have already known that the coronavirus was spread from human-to-human in spite of stating the contrary in a now-infamous tweet.
In a report from The Guardian, a top member of the WHO sounded the alarm about the capacity for human-to-human transmission of COVID-19 The WHO tweeted that the Chinese federal government had actually “found no clear proof” on the very same day as the head of the WHO’s emerging illness alerted about the capacity for a quick “super-spreading” event.
The main Twitter account for the World Health Organization, which has more than 7.4 million followers, tweeted: “Initial examinations carried out by the Chinese authorities have actually found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel #coronavirus (2019- nCoV) determined in #Wuhan, #China.”
On Jan. 14, the very same day as the WHO’s “no human-to-human transmission” tweet, the agency’s technical lead on coronavirus was warning everybody about the potential of mass human transmission.
Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove revealed that the WHO had “given guidance to health centers worldwide about infection control in case of spread, consisting of by a ‘super-spreading’ event in a health care setting,” as reported by Reuters.
According to internal files obtained by the Associated Press, China understood about the lethal coronavirus spreading throughout Wuhan on Jan. 14, however didn’t warn the public until six days later.
There are accusations that the WHO, as well as its Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, worked with China to assist the communist nation in covering up the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
” Today I am instructing my administration to halt financing of the World Health Company while an evaluation is carried out to evaluate the World Health Company’s role in badly mishandling and covering up the spread of the coronavirus,” President Trump said.
