US Leading the World in terms of Coronavirus Testing with 50 Million Tests: Donald Trump

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump said that we have conducted more than 50 million COVID-19 tests and the United States is leading in terms of testing.
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Source: Google / Image credit: ANI News

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump said that we have conducted more than 50 million COVID-19 tests and the US is leading the world in terms of testing. After this, India is at number two, which has so far tested about 12 million people.

While speaking at the White House, Trump gave this information while warning the American people. He said, 'Today, we surpassed 50 million tests. That's far more than any country in the world.' Nevertheless, he warned that in the coming time, the disease may worsen the situation.

We are doing a better job in the development of potential vaccine: Trump

Trump said, 'We are doing a better job in the development of potential vaccine.' It is known that so far one lakh 40 thousand people have died due to coronavirus in America, while more than 38 lakh people have been infected.

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Image credit: ANI News

Coronavirus is a nasty and horrible disease: Donald Trump

Trump called Coronavirus the 'China virus' and said, 'It's a nasty, horrible disease that should've never been allowed to escape China, but it did. It infected the world, and the world is suffering. But we are going to take care of it and we are helping other countries a lot. We have a powerful strategy for this."

Trump was criticized for his statement on the treatment of COVID-19 with disinfectants:

President Trump came to the White House for press talks several weeks later. Earlier in April, he had said that the treatment of the virus is possible disinfectants are injected into people's bodies. This statement of Trump was fiercely criticized by others including doctors, scientists and politicians from all over the world. The virus is growing rapidly in many US states and Florida remains the epicenter of the virus.

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