US government turned down opportunity to manufacture millions of N-95 masks at start of pandemic: re

There’s a pay wall but the article title and summary you provided is highly inaccurate. The WHO did not deem COVID19 a pandemic until early March.

In January, the WHO was still telling us that the Wuhan Coronavirus was not transmissible human to human. Even though China fed them this lie as the virus was spreading in China in November and spread to Europe in December.

redleghunter said:

There’s a pay wall but the article title and summary you provided is highly inaccurate. The WHO did not deem COVID19 a pandemic until early March.

In January, the WHO was still telling us that the Wuhan Coronavirus was not transmissible human to human. Even though China fed them this lie as the virus was spreading in China in November and spread to Europe in December.

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Agreed, look up the WHO refusing to acknowledge Taiwan because China paid them. It's sad that as important as health care is, politics and power games always seem to trump all in this world

tulc said:

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US government turned down opportunity to manufacture millions of N-95 masks at start of pandemic: report

tulc(this story sounds interesting)

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OK I have some questions because this seems very strange. What is the meaning of this statement, sounds like they were not ready to produce the product at all. “Reactivating these machines would be very difficult and very expensive but could be achieved in a dire situation.” If in fact he could deliver on this he would have received orders from 50 governors who were doing everything possible to get this product. this story fails the smell test.