Many members of the United States criticized the federal government to respond to the slow epidemic of monkey acne.

New York people lined up and waited for registered and inocated monkey acne vaccines.

Overseas Network, September 18th. The latest data released by the official website of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the 16th shows that there have been 23,499 cases of acne in the United States, and the number of cases ranks first in the world. According to media reports such as the American Politicians Magazine, several American members have expressed dissatisfaction with the federal government's resistance, accusing them of a slow response to the domestic monkey acne crisis, which is a "disaster failure."

At a hearing about monkey acne held on the 14th, the North Carolina Senator Richard Berr said that from the perspective of it, the federal government's response to the crisis of the monkey acne is a catastrophic failure. "The government repeated every error in the early stage of the new crown epidemic. The arrogance of public health officials standing on the front line also disappointed the American people again."

Democratic Senator Patti Merry also expressed dissatisfaction with the federal government's resistance. "Frankly speaking, (government) had too many mistakes during the early response to the epidemic of the monkey acne, which caused hundreds of cases to become now. There are more than 20,000 cases. "Murry also said that the community groups that have encountered obstacles in medical care, such as African and Latin -American groups, were hit most seriously in the epidemic of the monkey acne. In addition, many members were disappointed or surprised how to help the people testify and distribute a limited number of vaccines in the federal government.

Recently, the US media has continuously published articles, criticizing the inadequate resistance of the U.S. government to fight against monkey acne, which has led to problems such as short vaccine and slow vaccination, insufficient detection capacity, and serious racial differences in the United States. The Washington Post reported on September 15 that the proportion of inoculation of monkey acne vaccines such as African -American and Latin Americans is lower than their total population in the United States. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

- END -