Why the United States has the world's largest number of new Crown Infections and deaths?

BEIJING, May 10, Xinhua News Agency, COMPREHENSIVE XINHUA FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT REPORTS: The latest statistics on the new crown epidemic released by the Johns Hopkins University on the 9th show that the cumulative number of confirmed cases in the United States has exceeded 1.3 million, the cumulative number of deaths exceeded 78,000, with both confirmed and fatal cases ranking first in the world. Experts and the media in many countries believe that the root cause of the serious epidemic in the United States is the lack of response, and that the main purpose of the U.S. government's attack on the World Health Organization and China is to shirk responsibility and cover up its own mistakes. Japan "inheritance and development of Murayama talks, " said Fujita Gaojing, director-general of the United States new crown infection and the number of deaths rose to the first in the world, the root cause is the United States government's own neglect and carelessness. In order to cover up this fact, the United States deliberately attacked China to cover up its own responsibility, in an attempt to muddle through. A commentary published by the CNN said the US government was slandering China on trumped up charges and blaming China for its own problems. The US government's accusations against China are baseless and dangerous. Martin Jacques, a senior fellow at the University of Cambridge and a China expert, said the U.S. government's response to the new outbreak was a disaster, and the death toll in the United States was telling. The US government's response to the epidemic is far from adequate and has come too late. The suspension by the government of the United States of its contribution to who is highly irresponsible. The outbreak is a global problem that requires national efforts as well as global cooperation. Maurizio Fabrice Santoro, a professor at the State University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, said that the US government was acting in its own interests to stigmatise other countries and suppress World Health Organization's efforts to fight the epidemic, it's irresponsible for our country and our people. The United States government's practice of making enemies on a global scale and antagonizing international organizations is not conducive to world economic recovery and world peace and development. US President Donald Trump has sought to blame China for the spread of the disease in the US after being criticised at home for his inadequate response to the outbreak, according to a commentary in the Indian newspaper The Hindu. The US government should look beyond the narrow blame game and look at the big picture. If the goal is a concerted global fight against the virus, to save lives and to rebuild economies and societies, it can be achieved only through global cooperation, not through unsubstantiated allegations, conspiracy theories and threats. Alberto Acosta, editor in Chief of Ecuador's weekly Analytica, said the US government's stigmatisation campaign would undermine global solidarity. Threatening and intimidating other countries can seriously worsen relations and do nothing to help the global fight against the epidemic. Meshech Mwanza, a former dean of the Zambian School of Foreign Affairs and International Studies, said the US government had said at the beginning of the outbreak that it would have no impact on people's lives. As the number of confirmed cases and deaths rose and posed a serious social crisis, the United States government recognized the seriousness of the problem and shifted the blame to WHO and other countries. The more important thing for the US side to do is to admit its mistakes and learn from other countries that have done a good job on this issue.