Trump teases WHO announcement after threatening about fund cuts

US President Donald Trump on Saturday, April 11 during his daily White House briefing teased an anuncement about World Health Organization (WHO). He said that he will make an anuncement next week on US funding to WHO, which he has recently threatened to cut.

Trump said, "As you kw, we give m (WHO) approximately $500 million a year and we're going to be talking about that subject next week. We'll have a lot to say about it." 

 US President furr spoke about coronavirus crisis in country and said, "Our collective national effort is saving many lives" as he urged people of America to "keep up fight." 

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Trump threatens to cut funding on WHO

On April 7, Trump threatened to cut US funding to World Health Organisation after claiming that organisation was very "China-centric". In response, WHO director-general Tedros ham Ghebreyesus urged United States to join hands with China in combating disease rar than indulging in a blame game saying, "If you don't want more body bags, n you refrain from politicising it."

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Coronavirus in US

Leing number of worldwide cases of vel coronavirus COVID-19 infection, United States has become new epicenter of pandemic surpassing China, Italy, and Iran. With around 493,087 cases and 18,325 deaths till w, Trump ministration is facing momentous criticism for failing to contain outbreak. From downplaying coronavirus threat to disregarding intelligence reports and calling to revive ecomy amid a global health crisis, US President has been accused of jeopardizing health crisis.

At present, re are around 1,684,281 confirmed cases of COVID-19 infection across globe and disease has led to death of around 102,053 people. In a ray of hope, around 375,221 people are also reported to have recovered.

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