BIDEN: WHO

Biden will join the World Health Organization on his first day as president Online desk 07 July 2020, 12:46 p.m. Online version Photo: Collected Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden has said he would immediately overturn Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization if elected. News from AFP. In a tweet, he said the country would be safer when the United States joined forces to strengthen the global health system. On the first day of being elected President, I will rejoin the World Health Organization and restore our leadership to the world stage. In the United States, meanwhile, President Donald Trump is ignoring the continuing risk of coronavirus. He was also seen insisting on opening the school on Tuesday. "We want to open schools," he said at a White House event. That is why we are putting a lot of pressure on the governor and everyone.-Khabar Al-Jazeera Vice President Mike Pence, First Lady Melania Trump and public health officials were present. He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was important. The Corona epidemic began in the United States last March. Later, it had an impact on public and private schools in different states and places. The education of more than five and a half crore students has been disrupted. Authorities are considering how the school will open next year. "From what we know, schools can be opened safely," said Alex Azar, the US Secretary of Health and Human Services. In the United States, meanwhile, the number of coronavirus cases has reached a record high. The epidemic in the country on Tuesday exceeded 3 million. The news agency Reuters reported such information. In addition, records of attacks have been set in different states. And hospitals in Florida are facing a crisis of intensive care units. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated in at least two states over the past two weeks. It hints at the Trump administration's failure to control corona across much of the country. Tuesday broke all previous records for infections in California, Hawaii, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma and Texas. The highest prevalence was in Texas and California. On an average, more than 10,000 people are being affected in these two large states. At least 24 states are experiencing abnormally high rates of infection. The number of hospitalized patients has doubled in just two weeks. It has also increased the trend of corona testing among Americans. In Houston, more than two hundred cars lined up at United Memorial Medical Center. People were seen standing there for hours to check the corona. Many people have come at night to take the opportunity to test the corona without getting out of the car. Fred Ross, a 32-year-old man, said: "My younger brother Corona tested positive, so I came for the test." He spent the night in the car. Said there are a lot of people here, they need to check the corona. There is nothing to do in this case.