WASHINGTON - The head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention testified on Thursday on Capitol Hill that public health officials discussed coronavirus information in classified rooms on occasions “too numerous to count,” though he said the information wasn’t treated as classified.
The officials said that dozens of such discussions have been held since mid-January in a high-security meeting room at HHS, which oversees the CDC, and that staffers without security clearances have been excluded. The sources, who all spoke on condition of anonymity, said they could not describe the interactions in the SCIF because they were classified. But they said topics included the scope of the outbreaks, quarantine issues and travel restrictions.
Hey Team, Where are the millions of tester promised!
Good work Reuters!! Shine a light and they scurry like cockroaches and cry 'Fake News!'. We know it's not fake.
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Hold a meeting in a secret room with selected people and prohibit to use electrical device, did US and China has different defination of classified?
Avoiding a public panic by keeping “worst case scenario” talk from leaking...
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I haven't read it yet. Will it be:
This is all China’s fault.
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