Also Read | The race to take fashion retail online“Today, we learned that Chinese officials have not yet finalized the necessary permissions for the team’s arrival in China," Tedros said during a news conference in Geneva.“I’m very disappointed with this news, given that two members had already begun their journeys and others were not able to travel at the last minute, but had been in contact with senior Chinese officials," he said.Tedros said he “made it clear" that the mission was a priority for the U.N.
health agency, and that he was “assured that China is speeding up the internal procedures for the earliest possible deployment.""We are eager to get the mission underway as soon as possible," he said.The experts drawn from around the.