WHO Re Proposed Tracing And Asked China To Share More Epidemic Data. China Re...

It is reported that, as China has recently adjusted its epidemic policy, it has received continuous attention from many western media, and the US government has rarely mentioned China in several consecutive foreign statements, and put forward "suggestions" on the Chinese epidemic. For the first time, US White House official Kirby said last week that "the US is concerned about the epidemic in China and is willing to provide epidemic assistance to China in a way recognized by China, but China has not made a request"; Later, US State Department spokesman Price said that he was "concerned that the Chinese epidemic may produce new mutant strains". On the 20th, Price again shouted that he was "willing to provide COVID-19 vaccine for all countries, including China", and said that it was "in the international interest" for all countries to help China contain the epidemic, and the United States was the largest donor of vaccine.
It was mentioned that COVID-19's traceability work was basically in a "procedural freeze" a year ago. After a one week sampling and testing work in Wuhan, the WHO expert team did not carry out the next step of sampling in other countries at the same time, nor did it disclose the reasons. Some scholars speculate that the tracing action has been blocked, because the WHO experts who quoted data on social media to speak for China after the Wuhan survey were under great political pressure, and some were suspended from scientific research projects; Some media suspected that the western countries did not cooperate at all, including the United States refused to approve the entry of the expert group, and Europe did not respond, which made the tracing action impossible to continue.
On the 21st, at the WHO epidemic situation meeting, experts issued some suggestions on epidemic prevention in China, and raised the issue of "traceability" again. Ruian, an expert of WHO, said that China is restarting the vaccination campaign and "is still implementing public health measures", which is worthy of recognition. Tan Desai, Director General of WHO, said that he hoped China would "provide more detailed information on the severity of the disease, the number of inpatients and the needs for intensive care"; On the issue of traceability, WHO calls on China to "share data according to previous requirements", and will continue to put forward relevant requirements in the future.
At last, Tan Desai said a sentence: "As I emphasized before, the origin of this pandemic disease, 'all assumptions' are still on the table." This statement was not explained in detail, but some analysts suspected that it meant something, including the "discriminatory suspicion" and conspiracy theory against China. Because at the beginning of the epidemic, the western media said that the source of all kinds of rumors about COVID-19 came from China, including some bad "laboratory origin" statements, which were also listed as one of the "assumptions"; The follow-up traceability investigation in Wuhan has made progress (data shows that this possibility has been ruled out, and later mentioned by WHO). Tan Desai still said that "all assumptions" exist, which is not an appropriate statement in the absence of evidence.

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