Alabama: 541
Alaska: 10
Arizona: 799
Arkansas: 113
California: 3,669
Colorado: 1,324
Connecticut: 3,637
Delaware: 324
District of Columbia: 427
Florida: 2,232
Georgia: 1,811
Guam: 5
Hawaii: 17
Idaho: 79
Illinois: 4,715
Indiana: 1,941
Iowa: 444
Kansas: 207
Kentucky: 391
Louisiana: 2,683
Maine: 75
Maryland: 2,243
Massachusetts: 6,228
Michigan: 5,158
Minnesota: 861
Mississippi: 616
Missouri: 681
Montana: 16
Navajo Nation: 147
Nebraska: 147
Nevada: 387
New Hampshire: 204
New Jersey: 11,081
New Mexico: 302
New York: 28,915
North Carolina: 778
North Dakota: 52
Northern Marianas Islands: 2
Ohio: 1,872
Oklahoma: 311
Oregon: 147
Puerto Rico: 127
Pennsylvania: 5,096
Rhode Island: 597
South Carolina: 419
South Dakota: 50
Tennessee: 315
Texas: 1,480
US Virgin Islands: 6
Utah: 93
Vermont: 54
Virginia: 1,159
Washington: 1,054
West Virginia: 72
Wisconsin: 496
Wyoming: 12
Total 96,644
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[Wuhan pneumonia] was ordered to destroy virus samples by bombing China recognized: To ensure safety
8 hours ago
Liu Dengfeng, supervisor of the Science and Education Department of the National Health and Welfare Commission of China, admitted at a press conference on Friday (15th) that China had destroyed Wuhan ’s pneumonia virus samples in January, saying that it was “in order to ensure safety” to “manage” the cause of unknown pneumonia Pathogens.
Regarding the destruction of virus samples, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pointed out that the Chinese Health Commission ordered the destruction of virus samples on January 3 and refused to share virus strains with other countries. In this regard, Liu Dengfeng said: “China immediately started pathogen identification work after the outbreak occurred. Based on preventing the leakage of biological samples and ensuring biological safety, based on the comprehensive evaluation of experts, we have determined that the pathogens that cause unexplained pneumonia are temporarily classified into two categories. Highly pathogenic pathogens are managed, and clear biological safety requirements are made for collection, transportation, experimental activities, destruction, etc. “
https://hk.appledaily.com/china/20200516/KQCJNIDK6YBHAW2VI7Z7OWXGAM/