Report: No evidence of corona outbreak from Wuhan's lab, WHO claims four scientists

• Four WHO scientists visited Wuhan
• Experts investigate the origin of corona virus
• There is a possibility of virus spreading due to wildlife trade

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Four scientists from the World Health Organization (WHO), who returned from an investigation in China to find out where the corona virus first came from, have said a big deal. He says that contrary to the conspiracy theories, no such evidence has been found at present, proving that the corona virus was spread from Wuhan's lab. Scientists feared that the trade in wildlife is the biggest reason for the outbreak of the epidemic and the spread of the corona virus.

In a virtual event at the Chatham House think-tank, experts said they had found a link between Wuhan's Meat Bazaar and the neighboring region of South China. Let me tell you, for the first time people came in the grip of the virus from the same meat market, while the virus-infected bats were found in the neighboring area of ​​South China.

Dr. Peter Dajak, president and zoologist of EcoHealth Alliance, a global nonprofit institute conducting research on human, animal and environmental health, said there was a pipeline from Wuhan to the provinces of South China, where virus-infected bats were found. He further said that it is feared that the virus may have reached Wuhan due to wildlife trade taking place from domesticated animals and farming animals. 

Please tell that Dr. Dajak was part of the team of four-member experts sent by WHO. He was accompanied by Professor David Heyman, Professor Marion Copamons and Professor John Watson to China to investigate. Kopamans, head of the Department of Viroscience at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam, said his team visited three labs located near Hunan Bazaar in Wuhan. The team conducted research and investigation in these three labs as per protocol. 

It is worth noting that the WHO team's visit was a politically sensitive matter for China and the entire world was eyeing the tour. Indeed, China has been accused of not taking appropriate steps to deal with it at the onset of the epidemic. After completing a four-day tour and investigation in Wuhan, Dr. Peter Dzak said that we have a clear indication of what the next step should be. We will get a lot of information when this work is done.