they say it most likely spread through an intermediate animal host, possibly a wild animal captured and raised on a farm or a direct transmission from an animal known to carry a similar coronavirus such as a pangolin or bat. the report says it s not likely to have come from frozen food, and the least likely source, they say, a laboratory leak. well, from more on what s in that report, let s turn now to cnn s kristie lu stout who joins us live from hong kong. so what else did this report reveal about the origins of covid-19, and how reliable are the findings given the restrictions placed on the w.h.o. team one year after the pandemic started? reporter: you re right, rosemary. a lot of concerns about the timing, about the access, the process and methodology that went into this investigation. cnn has obtained a draft of this 123-page report by the world health organization, looking into the origins of the novel coronavirus. there s a lot of detail in there as you can expect, b
forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. and we think that it lead to elections. and we think thatitis lead to elections. and we think that it is urgent, that it is urgent that he moves forward in that direction and starts the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of haiti. meanwhile, the violence in haiti is worsening. the un high commissioner for human rights, volker turk, is calling for international action and says the situation is beyond untenable . since the beginning of the year, 1,193 people have been killed and 692 others wounded by the gang violence. the un s humanitarian coordinator in haiti told the bbc that gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately, and that bodies can be seen on the streets of the capital. the un says that gangs have stepped up their campaign of violence since the prime minister travelled to kenya a week ago. for more on the situat
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transitional council that will lead to elections. we think that is urgent that he moves forward in that direction, and start the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of haiti. meanwhile, the violence in haiti is worsening. the un high commissioner for human rights volker turk is calling for international action and says the situation is beyond untenable . since the beginning of the year, 1,193 people have been killed and 692 others wounded by the gang violence. the un s humanitarian coordinator in haiti told the bbc that gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately, and that bodies can be seen on the streets of the capital. the un says that gangs have stepped up their campaign of violence since the prime minister travelled to kenya a week ago. for more on the situation, i spoke to our central american and cuba correspondent, will grant. will, good to see you. clearly an extremely tense situation for haiti with the prime minister stranded abroad, and then t
prime minister to do is move forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transition council that will lead to elections. we think thatis lead to elections. we think that is urgent that he moves forward in that direction, and start the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of haiti. meanwhile, the violence in haiti is worsening. the un high commissioner for human rights volker turk is calling for international action and says the situation is beyond untenable . since the beginning of the year, 1,193 people have been killed and 692 others wounded by the gang violence. the un s humanitarian coordinator in haiti told the bbc that gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately, and that bodies can be seen on the streets of the capital. the un says that gangs have stepped up their campaign of violence since the prime minister travelled to kenya a week ago. for more on the situation, i spoke to our central american and carrib