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Originally posted by Lapdog ↑

@Hairyback; quoting opinionated Murdoch Mouthpieces is corroding your crediblity. Listed below is a summary of the COVID-19 timeline of developments I've maintained - up to the point China reported its first death [roughly two weeks after the first known infections]:

Dec 26: China: people start to report ill to doctors in Wuhan from an unknown cause
Dec 30: Dr Li Wenliang advised colleagues of a possible new deadly virus – urged caution
Jan1: Chinese officials close Huanan Seafood Market
Jan 3: China reports 33 suspected cases of a new viral infection
Jan 5: China advised WHO that new coronavirus outbreak was NOT SARS
Jan 6: Doctors identify new cause of illness in Wuhan as a new coronavirus [SARS-CoV-2]
Jan 7: China advised other nations of a new coronavirus illness
Jan 10: WHO issued manual on coronavirus detection
Jan 11: China’s first death from coronavirus – WHO notified
Jan 12: China shared the genetic sequence of the novel coronavirus , helping countries in testing and tracing any potentially infected people.

After January 12th Trump and Morrison sat on their hands and now Murdoch Mouthpieces are working overtime to re-write history.

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You missed this one from your timeline Lappy, doesn't suit your narrative?

Oh and you missed this one too, 4th Feb, WHO urges countries against China travel bans

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-05/who-coronavirus-update-china-travel/11930752

Your socialist mates have performed very badly in this and have cost tens of thousands of human lives. But what's another 100k of human lives to the socialists tally?
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