Who continues to urge China to share data five years after COVID-19

Who recalled that on December 31, 2019, his country office in China made a media declaration by the municipal Wuhan Health Commission of their website on cases of “viral pneumon” in the city.

“During the weeks, months and years that took place after that, COVVI-19 came to shape our lives and our world,” said the United Nations Agency on Monday.

In the world, there was 777 074,803 confirmed cases of the disease, which is caused by the SARS-COV-2 virus, And more than seven million people dead.

Share data and access

“We continue to call China to share the data and access so that we can understand the origins of Covid-19,” said.

“It is a moral and scientific imperative. Without transparency, sharing and cooperation between countries, the world cannot prevent and adequately prepare for future epidemics and pandemics. “”

By scoring the five-year maton, which has also honored lost lives in the disease, and recognized these still suffers or from the long coide.

The agency also expressed its gratitude to health workers “who have sacrificed so much to take care of us and commit to learning from Covid-19 to build healthier tomorrow.”

Chronology of actions

Who has published an interactive calendar of his response to COVID-19.

He said the staff had initiated emergency procedures on January 1, 2020 and informed the world three days later.

By January 9 to 12, which had published its first set of complete advice for countries, and January 13, brought together partners to publish the plan of the first Sars-Cov-2 laboratory test.

“Throughout, we have summoned experts and health ministries around the world, collected and analyzed data and shared what has been reported, what we have learned and what it meant for people,” said the agency.

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