“الصحة العالمية”استبعاد فرضية تسرب “كورونا” من مختبر “World Health” excluded the hypothesis that “Corona” leaked from a laboratory

“World Health” excluded the hypothesis that “Corona” leaked from a laboratory



The World Health Organization mission to Wuhan, China, ruled out the hypothesis that the “emerging corona” virus (Covid-19) had leaked from a laboratory. Today, Tuesday, February 9, the head of the World Health Organization delegation, Peter Benmbarek, said that the transmission of the “Corona virus” from one animal to another and from there to humans is the “most likely hypothesis.” Ben Embark added that this hypothesis requires “targeted and more specific research,” at the conclusion of a four-week mission to research the origin of “Corona” in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus outbreak. For his part, China team leader Liang Wanyan said, "There is no indication of (Corona) transmission among the population in the period leading up to December 2019." He considered that "there is not enough evidence" to determine whether the virus had spread in Wuhan before that. He added that transmission of infection from an animal is likely, but so far "the host has not yet been identified." A visit to the medical team to demystify the virus On January 29, the World Health Organization team visited the Chinese city of Wuhan to unravel the mystery surrounding the emergence of the virus. The field visit of the team included the “Chinese and Western Integrative Medicine” hospital in Hubei Province, which treated the first cases of HIV infection, and the delegation also met with members of the “Chinese National Health Committee.” Following the visit, Dassack said, “A visit to the first site is extremely important. We are in the hospital that treated some of the first known cases of (Covid-19) and we met with the actual doctors and workers who did this thing, and we had an open discussion about the details of their work.” The team included the former medical vice president of England, John Watson, as well as famous virologists, public health and animal health specialists from multiple countries, including Australia, Denmark and Japan, along with Chinese experts. Since the virus first appeared, experts have tried to find out its origins, and the World Health Organization sent an initial "exploratory mission" to China during the summer of 2020, although its team did not visit the city of Wuhan, where the virus originated. American demands to investigate the origin of the virus On January 27, the United States of America called for a clear and in-depth international investigation to reveal the origin of the “Corona” virus, about a year after the first death of the virus was announced in the Chinese city of Wuhan. White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki called for the investigation to be clear and in-depth, adding, "It is necessary to get to the heart of the matter to uncover how the pandemic emerged in China." While China rejected the accusations of the United States and other Western countries, of concealing information about the virus, and confirmed its frankness since the beginning of the pandemic. According to data from the World Water website, more than 107 million and 59 thousand people have been infected with the “Corona” virus since its spread, and the number of infections has reached more than two million and 337 thousand.

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