* Members of the House are expected to introduce two new COVID-related bill on Friday
* One that would allow victims' families to sue China and other countries 'that have intentionally misled the international community on the outbreak'
* A second would set up a 9/11 style commission to look into the origins of the pandemic
* The commission would give recommendations on what the U.S. needed to manufacture at home to prevent future supply shortages
* Both bills are supported by a bipartisan group of lawmakers
Members of the House are expected to introduce two new COVID-related bills, one that would allow victims' families to sue China and another that would set up a 9/11-style commission to look into the origins of the pandemic.
Fox News reported Friday that Democratic Rep. Conor Lamb and Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, both of Pennsylvania, will be releasing the 'Never Again International Outbreak Prevention Act,' which will strip China's sovereign immunity against lawsuits.
The bill also targets any other countries 'that have intentionally misled the international community on the outbreak.'
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Update: House bills targeting China would launch coronavirus 'origins' probe, allow victims' families to sue Beijing (FOX News)
WNU Editor: These two bills will have wide-spread public support.
On a side note.
1,339 Americans died from Covid-19 yesterday .... Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count (New York Times).
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