Peter Marx, the official US vaccine official, who was forced to resign, says.

The officials of a large Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been forced to get out of its job, according to American media reports.

Peter Marx submitted his resignation to health and humanitarian officials (HHS) on Friday, after obtaining an option between resignation or shooting.

“It has become clear that the truth and transparency are not desirable by the Secretary, but rather a confirmation subject to wrong information and lies,” said Mr. Marx in a resignation letter obtained by the multiple American media, referring to the agency leader Robert Kennedy Junior.

Mr. Marx was among the healthcare professionals who helped develop Covid-19 vaccines in the first Trump administration.

In a statement to the British Broadcasting Corporation, HHS replied that if Mr. Marx does not want to fail to restore the flag to its golden level and promote radical transparency, he will not have a place in the Department of Food and Drugs under the leadership of the strong minister Kennedy. “

His resignation applies on April 5.

In his message, which was reported by the Wall Street Journal, Mr. Marx said he would leave a “heavy heart” and indicated that he was concerned about the increasing eruption of measles in Texas.

And Mr. Marx wrote, according to the outlets that obtained the letter: “(This) reminds us of what is happening when confidence in the established sciences behind public health and welfare well -being.”

As of Friday, two people died due to measles and 523 cases were reported in the United States – 400 of them in Texas.

Mr. Marx has served as director of the Biology and Research Evaluation Center within the Food and Drug Administration since 2016. He has been with the FDA since 2012.

Kennedy, who leads HHS, who oversees the FDA, is a doubtful vaccine The date of publishing health information that scientists say is wrong.

Earlier this week, Kennedy announced plans to restructure HHS, partly by cutting 10,000 employees, including those working in the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and diseases and prevention control centers (CDC).