Australia seeks investigation into COVIID-19 Ryquo calls it a chewing gum stuck at the bottom of China's shoes

Australia's prime minister, Scott Morrison, has defended the call “fully reasonable and sensitive” for an investigation into the origin of the coronary.

China is putting pressure on criticism by other governments for the way it dealt with the outbreak of Covid-19, which is believed to have started in Wuhan and has now infected 3 million people worldwide and killed over 200 thousand people.

US President Donald Trump's indictment over the weekend that Beijing could have done more to prevent the deadly spread of the disease was met with sharp criticism from China's state media.

While Australia has avoided the strictest approach of the United States, which has banned funds for the World Health Organisation, it has urged its allies to support an O regulation The BSH and suggested recruiting independent investigators, similar to <x0 weapons inspectors” to determine the source of the choreography explosion, Kosovo maintains.

Prime Minister Morrison today said his government “will surely continue to pursue what is a very reasonable and reasonable action”.

This is a virus that has claimed more than 200,000 lives worldwide,” he told reporters in Canberra, adding that the disease has shut down the global economy and its effects are extraordinary.

“Now, it would be perfectly reasonable and reasonable that the world would like to have an independent assessment of how it all happened, so we can learn lessons and prevent it from happening again,” he said.

The official Canberra stance has angered China, where state media have called Australia a gum stuck at the bottom of China's shoes.