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Mr Falinski said the WHO’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak “demonstrates the failure of some of our multilateral organisations that are set up to monitor these things”. The WHO have come out in defence of China's wet markets stating, "with proper regulation and good hygiene practices, it's possible to have safe food sold in wet markets".
WHO are condoning potential crime against humanity.
This is no longer China's business. No, it yours and my business too because their medieval wet markets have killed OUR fellow citizens and ruined OUR economies so shut the damn wet markets NOW. WHO is concerned about Livelihood or health? Maybe change name to WLO
Dangerous and silly for the Australian people was 1) Not closing borders to all 2) letting infected people off cruise ships.... Take some responsibility when in government.
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