Friday, August 10, 2007
Indonesia defends itself
In response to the recent criticism over virus sharing, Triono Soendoro, head of the Indonesian health ministry's research and development centre, had these comments:
"We sent the samples in May good faith. It was a donation, a courtesy, in the hope that there would be a fair mechanism in the near future," he said of the samples sent in May "But so far no such mechanism exists. It is still being discussed. If we do it again now, we are worried that we will be deceived again," he told Reuters."
http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-28865520070807?pageNumber=2
"We sent the samples in May good faith. It was a donation, a courtesy, in the hope that there would be a fair mechanism in the near future," he said of the samples sent in May "But so far no such mechanism exists. It is still being discussed. If we do it again now, we are worried that we will be deceived again," he told Reuters."
http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-28865520070807?pageNumber=2
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Don't 4get that the virus samples they did send in May 2007 were useless- they contained no live virus 2 analize.
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