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COVID-19 pandemic could be catalyst for much-needed reform of WHO, review panel says

COVID-19 pandemic could be catalyst for much-needed reform of WHO, review panel says Stephanie Nebehay and Kate Kelland GENEVA and LONDON Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer The COVID-19 pandemic could be the catalyst for much-needed reform of the World Health Organization just as the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986 forced urgent changes at the UN nuclear agency, an independent review panel said on Tuesday. The panel, set up to investigate the global response to the coronavirus, said the WHO is underpowered, underfunded and required fundamental reform to give it the resources it needs to respond more effectively to deadly disease outbreaks.

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The Latest: Panel: China, WHO too slow in virus response

The Latest: Panel: China, WHO too slow in virus response
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Hopeful Sign in Ireland; EU to Warn on Mutations: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Top 400,000; Merkel Strikes Curb Deal: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/19/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: MICHAEL DANTAS/AFP A patient arrives at the 28 de Agosto Hospital in Manaus, Amazon State, Brazil. (Bloomberg) The number of U.S. deaths topped 400,000, the worst toll in the world, even as cases fell in all regions. New York City will have to close vaccination sites after Thursday unless it receives a major resupply, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. Chancellor Angela Merkel and regional leaders agreed to extend and tighten Germany’s restrictions. Ireland’s hospitalizations fell for the first time since Dec. 22, and France is seeing benefits from an earlier curfew. Portugal and the U.K. reported record deaths, while Italy saw some positive indications.

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Independent panel slams China and WHO over Covid-19 response

Long-awaited report says Beijing and the UN health agency acted too slowly to stop the spread

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The Latest: UK records more than 90K COVID-19 deaths

Hawaii s leaders say limited supply is the main thing constraining distribution of the coronavirus vaccine in the state.

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