World Health Organization Chief Legal Officer Solomon attended the press conference on the 5th. Regarding Taiwan’s email to the WHO on December 31 last year warning of the spread of the new crown virus from person to person, Solomon said that Taiwan only asked the organization for more information in the email. , And did not report person-to-person transmission.
Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party authorities have been hyping the so-called "warning mail", claiming that the WHO has been notified long ago that the new crown virus can spread from person to person.
But WHO officials slapped the DPP authorities in the face again this time.
Solomon further emphasized that WHO is an intergovernmental organization, and the People’s Republic of China is the only legal representative of China in the UN system. This was a decision made by the UN and WHO 49 years ago.
In fact, as early as last month, Taiwan’s "United Daily News" stated in a commentary that at the end of last year, PTT was enthusiastically discussing the fact that there was an unknown epidemic in the Wuhan area of the mainland. However, , the relevant discussion materials are all from the mainland at that time Or public group discussion screenshots, government announcements and news reports, did not have any "primitive" findings by the DPP authorities or even the Internet villagers (ie "netizens").
In other words, the so-called “notifications” or “warnings” of the DPP authorities are basically information from the mainland, rather than what scientific evidence or original materials have been obtained by the “DCD” or netizens.
The "United Daily News" mentioned that it is interesting that before mid-March of this year, Taiwan had never claimed to "notify" the WHO about the pneumonia epidemic in Wuhan. The first thing that brought the wind was Chen Jianren’s interview on March 15. At that time, he said, “Taiwan has deployed ahead of schedule as early as December 31 last year, and it has also notified the International Health Regulations window set up by the WHO simultaneously. successor".
Since then, the DPP authorities have unified the calibre, and even "spilled" the message of "Taiwan first notification" to other countries and regions.
Zhu Fenglian, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, has long refuted the absurdity of the so-called "warning mail" by the Taiwan authorities. Z3z
Zhu Fenglian said that Taiwan’s alleged December 31 email only quoted the content published by the Wuhan Health Commission, and there was no other information, which means that the information released by the Wuhan Health Commission is the only source of information for the content of Taiwan’s emails. On December 31, Taiwan’s health department also sent a letter to the National Health Commission to learn about the information announced by the Wuhan Health Commission. The National Health Commission replied to Taiwan in writing through the cross-strait medical and health cooperation agreement contact window. Please refer to the Wuhan Health Commission. Announcement of information. Z3z
Zhu Fenglian said that the facts are very clear. The mainland first announced the information, and the Taiwan health department then relayed it. There is no such thing as the so-called Taiwan report to the WHO first. Taiwan’s emails also did not mention “person-to-person transmission,” mainly for information from the WHO. Taiwan's health department issued a press release on January 4 and 6 stating that "there is no obvious human-to-human transmission or infection of medical staff."
Zhu Fenglian pointed out that on March 15 the backstage party packaged the reposted mail on December 31 as the first "warning" message. From the perspective of "warning", this email only proves that the Wuhan Health Commission released information to the public and the international community in the first place. It can be seen from that the DPP authorities’ hype is a false proposition, and the purpose is to make political articles. Some foreign politicians follow the trend and use false information to attack the mainland and the WHO. They have ulterior motives.
Comprehensive China Taiwan Network, "China Times" report
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