Welcome. Its good to have you with us as coronavirus cases worldwide crossed 110000 mark today on the program well look at if anything can be learned from the country where the outbreak began china we all remember these scenes from late january early february 2 new hospitals built in under 2 weeks the epicenter of the outbreak all part of what the World Health Organization described as the most ambitious and aggressive disease containment effort in history and effort the Global Health body says worked its part of the report double Actual Health experts submitted last month after a visit to china ill be speaking to an expert who was part of that team shortly but 1st heres more on chinas response not all of which has been without controversy. And here at this life food market in china a mysterious virus born in shops triggering a wave of. The internet soon failed with pictures of hospitals are breaking point and the body bags piling up on buses. Brought to the world by citizen journalist
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