WHO, China could have acted more quickly: Pandemic response probe

The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response said that there was potential for early signs to have been acted on more rapidly.

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1st anniversary of the Wuhan lockdown: A screen shows a CCTV state media broadcast of Chinese President Xi Jinping
Geneva: The World Health Organization and China could have acted faster when Covid-19 first surfaced, a group investigating the global response has concluded, regretting that the "largely hidden epidemic contributed to the global spread".

In its second report, Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPR) said that an evaluation of the "chronology of the early phase of the outbreak suggests that there was potential for early signs to have been acted on more rapidly".
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