Chinese scientists says COVID-19/coronavirus could have originated from government ...

As the world struggles to contain the new virus, Chinese

scientists

believe it may

have

originated

from a research facility not far from the Ohon fish market, while saying more research is needed to find strong evidence that it such laboratories are known. to contain disease-ridden animals including hundreds of bats or Kimmie Osan with the details amid the continued spread of the Kovach 19 virus, there is growing speculation that the virus

could

have

originated

from a

government

laboratory in Wuhan rather than a Widespread belief that it arose from The city's quantum seafood markets establish a report published by Chinese

scientists

, a Chinese-language newspaper published in Hong Kong Ming Pao and the British newspaper The Mirror explains on Sunday that the Center for Disease Control of Ohan or WH CDC

could

have generated the contagion in Hubei province according to the report written by ship I will and Lai will be from South China University of Technology the research laboratory which is only 2 to 80 meters away from the markets of hewan and shellfish, disease-ridden animals were kept, including more than 600 bats, and they say that while it's plausib Knowing that the virus leaked from the laboratory and contaminated the initial patients in this epidemic, stronger evidence is required through future study.

The report also raised the possibility that the Ohan Institute of Ourology might have leaked the virus while testing Chinese horseshoe bats in that context. An article published by The Washington Times late last month is attracting attention as it raises the possibility that the disastrous outbreak could be the accidental result of bioweapons research. This comes as a renowned law professor at Teen Y University in Beijing, Xu Jiangrun, is known to be missing after publicly condemning Chinese President Xi Jinping for failing to contain the spread of the virus at an early stage. . he scenario even added that the sentence could be the last message of his life kim yusin arirang news