Wuhan Sues Missouri in Retaliation for Coronavirus Lawsuit
Missouri is being sued by the municipal government of Wuhan, China, in retaliation for Missouri’s 2020 pandemic lawsuit against China.

Missouri is being sued by the municipal government of Wuhan, China, in retaliation for Missouri’s 2020 pandemic lawsuit against China.

Public health experts, including a former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official, told the U.K. Telegraph in a report this weekend that customs data shows China hoarding personal protective equipment (PPE) months before the first known cases of Chinese coronavirus.

National security concerns were raised after a report found the UK is almost exclusively reliant on China for tens of thousands of products.

Faith in government in Health Secretary Matt Hancock was so low the Prime Minister was told “repeatedly” that he should be fired from his position, Cummings claimed.

Personal Protective Equipment is morphing into a new wave of masks and gloves litter and is now threatening wildlife around the globe.

The British government sent nearly £150 million to firms connected to the concentration camp regime in the Chinese region of Xinjiang for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during the coronavirus outbreak in the UK.

A nurse in Indonesia has been suspended from his duties after admitting he took off his personal protective equipment (PPE) to have sex with a coronavirus patient.

The British government sent up to £320 million to Chinese companies with links to the ruling communist party (CCP) during the rush to acquire ventilators and protective gear for healthcare workers in the initial outbreak of the China virus pandemic.

French Health Minister Olivier Veran, former prime minister Edouard Philippe, and several other officials were raided by police as part of an investigation into the handling of the coronavirus outbreak.

LONDON (AP) – The British government says it won’t be using 50 million face masks it bought during a scramble to secure protective equipment for medics during the coronavirus outbreak because of concerns they might not be safe.

Clorox’s supply of disinfecting wipes is depleted for the rest of 2020, and will not be fully replenished in stores until 2021, according to its CEO.

Some Lyft drivers are reportedly upset that the ridesharing company is making them purchase their own personal protective gear in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, saying the company ought to provide PPE for free.

Walmart announced that all of its U.S. locations will adopt mandatory mask requirements beginning next week.

Former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled a proposal on Tuesday to “rebuild” America’s supply chain infrastructure, with an explicit focus on preventing future shortages of vital medical equipment.

A woman in Malaysia born without arms has been using her feet to sew personal protective equipment (PPE) to help frontline workers battling the coronavirus pandemic.

Photos and videos of Zimbabwean health workers wearing bedsheets as personal protective equipment (PPE) amid a shortage of Wuhan coronavirus medical supplies have outraged locals, Zimbabwe’s Pindula News reported on Friday, who are demanding the government come to their aid.

Joe Biden’s campaign attempted to hold a virtual rally on Thursday and it melted down with tech glitches: Black screen, “Am I on?”

Trump honored high school sophomore TJ Kim for launching Supplies Over Skies to deliver more than 10,000 pieces of PPE to rural hospitals.

A report commissioned by the British government has found that the Nation Health Service (NHS) is facing a shortage of up to a billion items of personal protective equipment (PPE).

The government of the United Kingdom was warned last year that the country was not prepared for a pandemic, with a report projecting tens of thousands of dead and trillions of pounds spent.

Improving America’s health starts with conscientious living, not politics, advised Dr. Nicole Saphier, author or Make America Healthy Again.

More than 1,000 Spanish healthcare workers have gone into isolation after wearing faulty medical masks bought from China.

British companies are shipping millions of pieces of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to nations in the European Union, despite reports of widespread shortages in the UK. The companies claim that the British government has ignored their offers to help supply

Members of the National Nurses United (NNU), the largest registered nurses union in the country, are demonstrating at the White House on Tuesday to honor nurses on the frontlines battling the Chinese coronavirus, some of whom have lost their lives, and to demand President Trump to “use his authority under the Defense Production Act (DPA) to order the mass production of PPE.”

The United Kingdom has found herself in the position of having to purchase personal protection equipment (PPE) for frontline medical staff treating coronavirus patients from human rights abusers China and Turkey.

Technocrats at the Public Health England (PHE) agency advising the British government during the coronavirus pandemic have behaved like “rabbits in the headlights” and proved themselves “not fit for purpose”, according to a top care executive.

A report has found that the government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, failed to contain the spread of the Chinese coronavirus through a series of missteps and inaction, with Johnson missing five COBRA meetings during the crucial initial phases of the pandemic.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) outlined steps he believes the United States needs to take to reopen the American economy, all of which, he said Saturday, are based on “science and public health guidance.”

“Dogtor” Loki is making sure that nurses at the University of Maryland Medical Center are being looked after during the coronavirus pandemic.

An Ohio business owner saw that hospitals are struggling to keep up with the demand for personal protective equipment and came up with the solution of partnering with the local Amish community.

Nineteen National Health Service (NHS) workers in the United Kingdom have died as a result of coronavirus amidst reports that frontline medical staff lack sufficient supplies of personal protective equipment (PPE) to keep them from contracting the Chinese virus.

Planned Parenthood again received the backing of a federal district judge who has allowed some abortions during the coronavirus pandemic.

A federal appeals court backed the state of Texas Tuesday by allowing its enforcement of a ban on most abortions during the coronavirus pandemic.

A federal judge in Oklahoma has blocked Gov. Kevin Stitt’s (R) order that prohibits elective abortions during the coronavirus crisis, ruling that such a restriction places an “undue burden” on abortion access.

A report by the Australian edition of 60 Minutes on Sunday quoted an anonymous employee of a Chinese-owned property management company called Greenland who said the company bought up “tonnes of gloves, masks, gowns, sanitizer, and other vital medical supplies” and sent them to China in January and February. Other Chinese-owned companies in Australia, and around the world, reportedly encouraged staffers to stockpile as much medical equipment as they could so the firms could ship the materials to China in the last days before the pandemic spread across the world.

Paint company Sherwin-Williams is doing its part to combat the coronavirus by producing hand sanitizer and donating 250,000 worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) to healthcare workers on the frontlines.

USA Today declared as “true” the claim the Obama administration failed to replenish the supply of N95 masks in the Strategic National Stockpile.

A National Health Service (NHS) worker resigned from her job after her superiors ordered her to take off a medical mask she bought to protect herself and her patients from the Chinese coronavirus.

Millions of pieces of medical equipment are being shipped into the United Kingdom from China, despite reports from other European countries that the communist dictatorship has been sending defective equipment.

Medical protection suppliers are operating a “racket”, charging sometimes 1,000 per cent more for masks, according to Britain’s private social care providers.
