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In a virtual meeting of the World Health Organization's decision-making body today, the countries plan to back a resolution demanding an independent inquiry into the pandemic. But it does not single out China, or any other country, instead calling for an"impartial, independent and comprehensive evaluation" of"the -coordinated international health response to Covid-19.
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