Talking to the media outlet from the central city of Wuhan through zoom call, Daszak said that the 14-member group worked in collaboration with Chinese experts and visited the key spots in the region where the novel coronavirus first mushroomed in December 2019 before its outbreak. He said the team of international experts have visited the research centres to uncover “some real clues about what happened”. These investigators are attempting to find out how the SARS-CoV-2 virus, whose closest relative come from bats at least 1,000 miles away, spread drastically in China’s Wuhan before turning into the worst outbreak in more than a century.
mandag 8. februar 2021
WHO Experts To Reveal Findings On COVID-19 Origin With 'real Clues' This Week
WHO team of experts are on their way to conclude lengthy and crucial investigation into the origins of the novel coronavirus and have found 'important clues'. The team of the World Health Organisation (WHO) experts are on their way to conclude the lengthy and crucial investigation into the origins of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 and originated in China and have reportedly found “important clues” about Wuhan seafood market’s role in the pandemic. As per Bloomberg report, Peter Daszak, a New York-based zoologist assisting the WHO-led mission, said that he is anticipating the main findings of the investigation will be released before his scheduled departure on February 10.
Talking to the media outlet from the central city of Wuhan through zoom call, Daszak said that the 14-member group worked in collaboration with Chinese experts and visited the key spots in the region where the novel coronavirus first mushroomed in December 2019 before its outbreak. He said the team of international experts have visited the research centres to uncover “some real clues about what happened”. These investigators are attempting to find out how the SARS-CoV-2 virus, whose closest relative come from bats at least 1,000 miles away, spread drastically in China’s Wuhan before turning into the worst outbreak in more than a century.
Talking to the media outlet from the central city of Wuhan through zoom call, Daszak said that the 14-member group worked in collaboration with Chinese experts and visited the key spots in the region where the novel coronavirus first mushroomed in December 2019 before its outbreak. He said the team of international experts have visited the research centres to uncover “some real clues about what happened”. These investigators are attempting to find out how the SARS-CoV-2 virus, whose closest relative come from bats at least 1,000 miles away, spread drastically in China’s Wuhan before turning into the worst outbreak in more than a century.
