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This week, a much anticipated fact-finding mission into the origins of Covid-19 returned from a month-long field visit to China. The team of scientists appointed by the World Health Organization is currently writing up their findings, which will be published in a summary report next week, with a full report expected to follow sometime after that. But on Tuesday, at a joint briefing with Chinese health officials, the teamâs leaders gave the world a sneak peek at what new information they had unearthed. In short, not much.
âDid we change dramatically the picture we had beforehand? I donât think so,â said Peter Ben Embarek, a zoonosis expert with the WHO who headed the investigation. Like a majority of scientists, the group still favors the idea that SARS-CoV-2 originated in animals before spilling into humans. âDid we improve our understanding? Did we add details to that story? Absolutely,â he continued.
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No sign of COVID virus in Wuhan before Dec 2019
No sign of COVID virus in Wuhan before Dec 2019
Reuters / Updated: Feb 10, 2021, 06:00 IST
WHO
animal source yet unidentified
WUHAN,
CHINA: The WHO mission to China to uncover the origins of the coronavirus has failed to identify the animal source, scientists said on Tuesday.
Experts believe the disease which has gone on to kill more than 2.3 million people worldwide originated in bats and could have been transmitted to humans via another mammal.
It is unlikely to have leaked from the lab, said the WHO team. While transmission from animals was the likely route, so far “the reservoir hosts remain to be identified”, Liang Wannian, head of the China team, told reporters.