China has not yet accepted US help with coronavirus: NSA Robert O’Brien

NSA Robert O’Brien said that Beijing has not responded to US offers to help contain the spread of coronavirus that has killed more than 300 people in China. ’We have not heard back yet from the Chinese on those offers...we’ve got tremendous expertise. This is a worldwide concern,’ O’Brien said. US health officials, meanwhile, are in neighboring Kazakhstan to help guard against spread of the virus.

China has not yet accepted US help with coronavirus: NSA Robert O’Brien

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