Wuhan: How China’s city of 11 million affects the world’s economy | Just The FAQs

With coronavirus sweeping across the world, it's easy to forget the epicenter of the disease, Wuhan. Wuhan can be compared to Pittsburgh or Chicago.
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A federal health official warned Tuesday that the deadly coronavirus could cause "severe" disruptions in the USA as global experts struggled to fend off the outbreak and avoid a pandemic.

"Disruption to everyday life may be severe," Nancy Messonnier, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, warned at a news conference Tuesday. Schools could be closed, mass public gatherings suspended and businesses forced to have employees work remotely, she said.

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6 comments

  1. Viral warfare caused by China and Bill Gates an the American Democratic party who you think you fooling not me its funny right after Trump and China sign to trade deal and this comes up

  2. Genesis 19:20 some comment Lot makes about a little one, he’s referring to a city where he and his daughters went. There is Numbers 32:11-12, Deutoronomy 1:39 which state that the age of accountability is 20. Though judging from what says it probably should be 21 because this would be the first time the “little one” term is used in the Bible.

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