US EditionWHO Experts Issue Final Report on COVID-19’s Origin
- The World Health Organization reported that a lab leak as the origin of Covid-19 cannot be ruled out, stating that all hypotheses remain on the table.
- The Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins of Novel Pathogens criticized China for not providing critical information to determine the origins of Covid.
- Group chair Marietjie Venter stated that the group could not reach a unanimous conclusion on Covid's origins after three years of investigation due to insufficient data.
- Beijing claimed evidence suggests that Covid might have emerged in the United States earlier than reported and accused the U.S. of scapegoating China.
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WHO still have no idea what caused Covid - but refuse to rule out lab leak
A LEADING theory that the Covid pandemic originated from a lab leak in China cannot be ruled out, the World Health Organisation said. A team of experts set up by the WHO in 2021 to investigate Covid’s origins said “all hypotheses remain on the table” – while also accusing Beijing of not giving up critical information. China’s Wuhan lab has been at the centre of the lab leak theory since Covid emerged just miles from the facility Staff members li…
The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has stated that all hypotheses regarding the origin of COVID-19 "must remain on the table" following the publication of a report this Friday…
New WHO report fails to rule out COVID-19 lab leak origin as China continues to impede investigation
WHO scientific advisory group finds COVID-19 pandemic likely caused by "zoonotic spillover" from bats, but that lab leak theory "on the table" as China withholds crucial information for a complete investigation.
Has the Covid-19 accidentally escaped from a laboratory or spread from an animal to the human being? The issue is still being debated, particularly for lack of data.
A committee of experts concluded its study without being able to determine the beginning of the pandemic, the two main hypotheses.
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