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This Herd of Wild Elephants Walked 300 Miles in China and Are Still on the Loose

WHO and Chinese scientists concluded it s extremely unlikely the coronavirus leaked from a lab, after a 4-week investigation

WHO and Chinese scientists concluded it s extremely unlikely the coronavirus leaked from a lab, after a 4-week investigation awoodward@insider.com (Aylin Woodward) Experts from the WHO and China conducted a month-long investigation into the coronavirus origins. They concluded that the novel virus almost certainly did not leak from a Chinese lab. The virus most likely jumped from bats to an intermediary animal host and then to humans. A year into the pandemic, the origins of the coronavirus are still a mystery. The World Health Organization sent an international team to Wuhan, China, in January to investigate where the virus came from and how it was introduced into the human population. Yet the investigation yielded few definitive answers.

New lockdown health orders for Northern Beaches

Sydney hospital bans visitors as lockdown comes into force 9News.com.au 19/12/2020 Olivana Lathouris Northern Beaches Hospital has banned all visitors as the area goes into lockdown to deal with an expanding COVID-19 cluster. The hospital said birthing parents could have one support partner, and paediatric patients would be allowed one parent. Exemptions will be considered on compassionate grounds. Sydney s Northern Beaches are now officially in lockdown as of 5pm (AEDT). The overall total includes 21 connected to the Northern Beaches cluster, which has now swelled to 39. © Getty People line up to get tested in Mona Vale, in Sydney s Northern Beaches

Fiji declares state of natural disaster as category 5 Cyclone Yasa approaches

Cyclone Yasa makes landfall on Fiji, severe wind gusts expected Newshub 17/12/2020 © Video - Newshub; Image - MetService Fiji / WeatherWatch Watch: Fiji has declared a state of natural disaster. Severe Cyclone Yasa has made landfall on Fiji, with wind gusts up to 345km/h threatening to decimate the island nation. The category 5 storm was initially due to hit Vanua Levu - Fiji s major northern island - at about 9pm (NZ time), however, it struck about an hour earlier than expected. MetService Fiji duty forecaster Amit Singh confirmed the cyclone s landfall to Newshub on Thursday evening. The cyclone has made landfall over Vanua Levu, and Vanua Levu is experiencing category 5 winds at the moment. But for the western division it s just gale force winds, he said.

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