The gunman launched more than 180 rounds at the headquarters of the Disease Control Center, but none of the employees

On Friday, the man who attacked the headquarters of diseases control centers (CDC) in Atlanta launched more than 180 rounds and broke about 150 windows, and an “resistance” resistance to explosion and glass fragments scattered in many rooms, according to the internal distributed information in the agency.

The employees of the Disease Control Center said.

Georgia’s man blamed the Covid-19 vaccine to make him depressed and suicide opened the fire late on Friday, killing a police officer. No one was hurt in CDC.

The law enforcement official said that the fire was suspended by security security guards before driving to a nearby pharmacy. The official was not authorized to discuss the investigation publicly and spoke, provided that his identity was not disclosed. The 30 -year -old, Patrick Joseph White, died later, but the authorities did not say whether he was killed by the police or killed himself.

Multiple buildings

Susan Monarerez, director of the Disease Control Center, said online that at least four agency buildings were attacked.

The extent of damage became more clear during the CDC leadership meeting on the weekend. Two CDC employees who were informed of what was discussed at the meeting described the details provided that their identity was not disclosed because they were not authorized to detect information. Details were also in the Agency’s memo witnessed by the Associated Press correspondent.

Building 21, which includes the Monares office, was wounded by the largest number of bullets. The officials of the Disease Control Center did not say whether its office was injured.

The employees of the Diseases Control Center were advised to work from home this week.

“All possible threats” are monitored

The US Department of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS) is continuing to support the employees of the Disease Control Center and that additional safety and security measures are being placed before returning to the office.

“All of the local and federal law enforcement” are converging intensive monitoring of all possible threats to the Center for Disease Control and its employees. “

She said that the work was underway to clean and repair extensive damage on the campus of the Center for Disease Control by the shooter, which, according to the investigation so far, was spent alone.

Monarerez said in a separate email message that the “All employees” meeting will become only a virtual event. The Agency Safety Department asked employees in an email to remove CDC badges from their cars.

Stefan Monroe, a retired official at the Center for Disease Control, said he was concerned about the long -term influence that the attack on young scientists is ready to go to work for the government.

“I am concerned that this will be a great success,” Monroe said, speaking with a correspondent near the corner where a poster was created in honor of David Rose, who was killed.

American Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services was Robert F. Kennedy Junior, a pioneer in a national movement to combat the eoterity in front of US President Donald Trump chose him To oversee federal health agencies, made wrong and misleading statements about the safety and effectiveness of Covid-19 and other vaccines.

Tim Young, an employee of the Disease Control Center in April, said years of wrong discourse on vaccines and public health “negatively affects people’s mental health” and “leads to violence.”

Dr. Jerome Adams, the American surgeon During the first administration of TrumpOn Sunday he said that health leaders should appreciate the weight of their words.

“We have to understand that people are listening,” Adams He said Facing the nation On CBS. “When submitted claims have been proven repeatedly about safety and effectiveness, it can cause unintended consequences.”

Union, which represents CDC workers Violence said “Vehicles are months of ill -treatment, neglect and distortion that the employees of the Disease Control Center carry,” adding that “the deliberate targeting of diseases control centers through this violent act is very worrying, completely unacceptable, and an attack on every government employee.”