Nikki Haley: UN Security Council must investigate China’s guilt in pandemic April 23, 2020Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley (AP/Andrew Harnik)(AP/Andrew Harnik)Nikki Haley: UN Security Council must investigate China’s guilt in pandemic Tweet WhatsApp Email https://worldisraelnews.com/nikki-haley-un-security-council-must-investigate-chinas-guilt-in-pandemic/ Email Print Haley sent another shot across China’s bow, calling for a UN investigation into its behavior in the early stages of the pandemic.By David Isaac, World Israel NewsNikki Haley said the U.S. must call for a UN Security Council meeting to investigate “China’s involvement and knowledge of the virus,” in a Thursday tweet.The former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. said the world body must look into when China knew and what decisions it made.As soon as the UN opens again, the US should call for an emergency Security Council meeting on China’s involvement and knowledge of the virus. When did they know & decisions made. If ever the was a time to have a world discussion, it would be following this pandemic. #GetAnswers— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) April 22, 2020It’s not the first time Haley has questioned China’s forthrightness concerning the pandemic that has killed 183,424 and infected 2.5 million globally. In an April 2nd tweet, she questioned China’s official numbers. “China has reported only 82,000 coronavirus cases & 3300 deaths in a nation of 1.5 billion people. This is clearly not accurate,” Haley said.“China cares more about its reputation than helping the rest of the world defeat a virus that was started in their country,” Haley added. She made her comments in light of reports that the CIA was independently assessing China’s numbers.China has reported only 82,000 coronavirus cases & 3300 deaths in a nation of 1.5 billion people.This is clearly not accurate.China cares more about its reputation than helping the rest of the world defeat a virus that was started in their country. #WeWontForget@standamericanow— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) April 2, 2020Haley also criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) the next day, asking “why they took China’s word” that there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus. The WHO has come in for criticism elsewhere with President Donald Trump cutting funding to the UN health body for its failure to correctly evaluate the dangers of the virus.This was posted by the WHO on January 14th. The WHO owes an explanation to the world of why they took China’s word for it. So much suffering has been caused by the mishandling of information and lack of accountability by the Chinese. https://t.co/SooEnEPsjJ— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) April 3, 2020Read Appeals court upholds TikTok ban, giving social media platform six weeks to sever ties with CCP-controlled parent company ChinacoronavirusNikki Haley
