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WHO chief slams wealthy countries for failing to share virus data

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The head of the World Health Organization accuses some wealthy countries of being "well behind" in sharing data on novel coronavirus cases, calling for more global solidarity to combat the virus. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was speaking at a technical briefing on the virus to the UN agency's executive board. SOUNDBITE

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