New Zealand's prime minister and lawmakers fired back after Trump claimed there was a "big surge" of the coronavirus in the country.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has rejected President Donald Trump’s claims of a “big surge” of coronavirus cases in her country as “patently wrong.”
In the U.S., which recorded nearly 42,000 new cases that day, Trump declared that New Zealand was seeing a “big surge.” “The American people can work out that what we have for a whole day, they have every 22 seconds of the day,” said Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters. “That speaks for itself.”“We know by now to take everything that Donald Trump says with an enormous grain of salt,” he told public broadcaster Radio NZ.
Story continuesLevel 3 means that people are expected to stay home unless they are essential workers or are picking up groceries, exercising or going to school. All public venues, including gyms, cinemas, food courts and playgrounds, must close.
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