It reiterated that pilgrims require a Haj visa and it can be obtained through recognised official channels
On a visit to Florida on Friday, Trump hit out at Beijing over the pandemic.
"(The) relationship with China has been severely damaged. They could have stopped the plague.... They didn't stop it," he told reporters.
The virus has killed at least 556,140 people worldwide since it emerged in China last December.
More than 12.3 million cases have been registered in 196 countries and territories, triggering massive economic damage.
The United States, the country worst hit by the illness, reported almost 64,000 new cases Friday and the death toll now stands at just under 134,000, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Brazil, the second-hardest hit, surpassed 70,000 deaths and reported 45,000 new infections, the health ministry said.
In Uzbekistan, citizens were from Friday facing lockdown restrictions again that were originally imposed in March but lifted gradually over the past two months.
The Central Asian country's return to confinement followed a decision by Australia to lock down its second-biggest city Melbourne from Thursday.
A police officer manning a checkpoint on the outskirts of the former Soviet republic's capital said only drivers with "a good reason" to enter Tashkent - such as delivering food or other vital supplies - could pass.
Restaurants, gyms, swimming pools and non-food markets have all shut their doors until at least August 1.
Private transport within cities will be limited to morning and early evening journeys and essential purposes such as travelling to work and purchasing food or medicine.
In Hong Kong, the spike marks a setback for the city after daily life had largely returned to normal with restaurants and bars resuming regular business and cultural attractions reopening.
Despite being right next to mainland China where the virus first emerged, the city had managed to quash local transmission in recent months.
But new clusters have started to emerge since Tuesday, including at an elderly care home that reported at least 32 cases and a housing estate with 11.
"Across all walks of life, we are all being tested to the limit," the WHO's Tedros told a virtual news conference in Geneva.
"From countries where there is exponential growth, to places that are loosening restrictions and now starting to see cases rise.
"Only aggressive action combined with national unity and global solidarity can turn this pandemic around," he said.
Elsewhere, French officials warned of rising cases in metropolitan France as the death toll topped 30,000.
In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted a decision to allow businesses, including bars and event spaces, to reopen may have been made "too soon".
The Middle Eastern country recorded its highest number of infections over a 24-hour period, at nearly 1,500.
In Australia, meanwhile, authorities said they would slash by half the number of people allowed to return from overseas.
From Monday, only 4,000 Australian citizens or permanent residents will be permitted to enter each day.
It reiterated that pilgrims require a Haj visa and it can be obtained through recognised official channels
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