CDC joins ‘sonic attacks’ investigation

Eliot Engel of New York, have called on the State Department to enlist the health organization’s aid and send it to Havana to help the investigation.

“Why has the CDC not yet been deployed to Cuba?” Engel said Wednesday. “It certainly seems to me we should if we want to get to the bottom of this. I don’t understand why that hasn’t happened.”

Royce said he and Engel will meet Wednesday with Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan, who leads the task force, to discuss the issue further.

Last month, Pompeo told the committee that Sullivan’s task force would investigate the incidents after a new case this spring involving a consulate worker in China that increased diplomatic concern and intrigue.