This time the question about the real image of Corona in the United States is in the Chinese media
But this time China has asked the opposite question, not China, but the real picture of the Corona situation in the United States, the world wants to know.
The United States has repeatedly criticized China’s role in controlling the coronavirus (Covid-19) situation. The US administration has said that the information provided by China about the Corona is not clear.
But this time China has asked the opposite question, not China, but the real picture of the Corona situation in the United States, the world wants to know. Not only that, but Beijing also has questions about the duration of the Corona start in the United States, and the total number of victims and deaths. China’s state media Xinhua raised these questions in a comment column on Sunday. The headline of the comment was – ‘The vague picture of the Corona situation in the United States should be cleared’.
“The time to start detecting the first coronavirus in the United States has increased,” Xinhua wrote, citing data from Santa Clara County, California, USA, released on Tuesday. According to the published information, a 56-year-old woman named San Jose died of Covid-19 on February 8. That was 20 days before the first coronavirus was detected on U.S. soil.
“Not only that woman, on February 18, another 69-year-old man died of Kovid-19. But these two people do not have any significant travel record. Some experts in the United States have suggested that the virus may have spread to communities in the United States in mid-January or early January.
Xinhua claims that the Common Flu hit the United States in January, before the Covid-19 epidemic frightened Americans. So it’s hard to say how many have actually died from coronavirus there so far.
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at least 22 million people were infected with the flu in the country by the end of the winter 2019-2020, and more than 200,000 (210,000) were hospitalized. 12 thousand died. But sooner or later, the real truth will be known. On March 11, CDC Director Robert Redfield acknowledged that more Americans who had died of influenza had been diagnosed with Covid-19.