China to face misinformation on Covid-19: Donald Trump

Washington

US President Donald Trump has said in gestures that China will have to suffer the consequences due to the alleged misinformation of WHO and international community regarding Corona virus. The transition began to spread from Wuhan, China. It has killed 1,19,666 people in the world so far and about 2 million people are infected with it.

At a press conference in the White House on Monday, a journalist repeatedly asked Trump why China was not suffering any ill effects for this? In response, Trump said, "How do you know, there are no side effects?" When asked repeatedly, Trump said, "I won't tell you. China will come to know. Why would I tell you? '

Amid US lawmakers' comments against China, Trump said, "You will know." Senator Steve Danes wrote a letter to Trump urging the US government to end its dependence on medical supplies and equipment from China and to make medicines in the US Bring back related jobs. Four Republican Party MPs also introduced a bill on Monday to reduce their dependence on China.

'Very close to the plan to reopen the country'

Trump said he was extremely close to a plan to reopen the country. In the wake of the corona virus havoc, some guidelines are being issued in the country to create social distance by 30 April. More than 95 percent of the country's population has been affected by this deadly virus. Trump said, "I am in talks with my team and top experts on this and we are very close to completing the plan to reopen the country ... hopefully it will happen before the scheduled time ... which is extremely is important.'

He said, "My administration's plans and guidelines will give the people of America the confidence to start the normal life that they need." The President said, "This is what we need. We want to reopen our country, we want to live a normal life again. Our country is about to open and will open successfully. ”In the US on Tuesday, at least 1334 people infected with the virus died and 24,895 new cases were reported. So far 5.8 lakh people have been found infected in the country and about 23,352 people have lost their lives.