New Zealand PM hits back at Trump's 'patently wrong' virus claims
WELLINGTON - Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Tuesday slapped down Donald Trump’s talk of an out-of-control coronavirus "surge" in New Zealand as "patently wrong".
"Obviously, it’s patently wrong," she added of Trump’s remarks, in unusually blunt criticism from an American ally. At an election rally in Minnesota on Monday, Trump jumped on that development as evidence his critics -- who held up New Zealand as an example -- were wrong."They beat it; they beat it. It was like front page , they beat it because they wanted to show me something."New Zealand, with a population of five million, has around 1,300 coronavirus cases since the pandemic began roughly eight months ago and around 70 active cases.
Shortly after her stunning election win in 2017, Trump met her at a summit in Vietnam and joked she had "caused a lot of upset in her country".
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