China says it has shared most Covid data of any country after WHO calls for further access
Mao Ning, a foreign ministry spokesperson, told reporters on Tuesday that China had shared more data and research results on Covid than any other country. “China is the only country that organised experts to share traceability progress with the WHO on many occasions,” Mr Mao said during a press briefing.
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