- By John Deloria
- (General Dispatch) – Hung Nguyen-Viet, one of the biologists appointed by the WHO to carry out investigations in Wuhan, concluded on Monday that products sold at the market could be infected from contact with bats.
- The controversial Huanan seafood market is being supplied with inputs contaminated by bats carrying the virus, possibly transmitting the disease from animals to humans.
- Likewise, these conclusions strengthen the theory emanated by the WHO in its recent report about the origin of the Chinese coronavirus. That without valid arguments support the possible cause.
- On the contrary, a group of scientists strongly oppose this theory indicating that China greatly limited the development of research and hid relevant information.
- Indeed, the biologist Hung did not offer further details of the data that China has in its possession, as well as pointing out that “it is an evolving process and that it is understandable”, with special emphasis on the importance of discovering the true cause that spread the virus.
- Interestingly, investigations carried out in Wuhan by his own team of experts have not determined hard facts in the nation’s wildlife farms.
- However, Chinese citizens are questioning whether the Huanan market was the real and true scene where this whole human tragedy that still has no end in sight began.
- However, no animal products have tested positive for covid-19 in China. So, the most awaited question, how does WHO support the theory it defends with unsupported arguments?
Additional Information:
Breitbart: W.H.O. Investigator: Wuhan Market Sold Wildlife from Areas Infested by Virus-Carrying Bats
Breitbart: W.H.O. Report: Little Evidence Coronavirus Came from Animals, China May Not Be Origin
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