translated from Spanish: Trump says crisis proves he was right and blames China again

President Donald Trump said the coronavirus crisis shows that he was right to order the exit of manufacturing companies from China, again blaming the Asian country for the spread of the disease.” Everything I said turned out to be true,” Trump said in an interview with Fox Business.

These stupid supply chains are all over the world, we should have them all in America,” he added.

Comments emerge shortly before Trump’s trip to Allentown, Pennsylvania, to highlight a medical equipment distribution company. It is his second trip in so many weeks, continuing his campaign to convince citizens to reopen business, despite expert warnings that this may cause a second wave of infections. Trump will visit the Owens and Minor Inc. factory, which white house says has sent millions of N95 masks, surgical gowns and gloves to various hospitals across the country. While the security measures around the representative have been strengthened in recent days, Trump has never been seen in public with a mask. Health authorities have recommended covering their faces in public places where social estrangement is difficult, so as not to be spreading the virus inadvertently. Trump gets a coronavirus test every day.

It is anticipated that at the Trump factory it will mention the possibility of using the Strategic Reserve to facilitate diagnostics and “resupply and strengthen the reserve so that the nation will not be unprepared again,” according to the White House.Owens & Minor claims to have applied new rules as a result of the virus, such as limiting visitors to its factories to cases of “essential service or supply” , and force all personnel to wear protective equipment and to undergo periodic temperature intakes. Pennsylvania also requires that every employee, client or visitor to open business view sketches and maintain estrangement, except for a slight exception mentioned in the governor’s decree. It’s the second time in recent days that Trump has traveled to a state that will be crucial in the November election. Last week visited a factory in Phoenix, Arizona.You may also be interested:US tightens its immigration laws under emergency by COVID-19Sats expelled migrant children invoking coronavirusTrump shows its support for Elon Musk



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