It’s been just revealed that an important scientist in Arizona said that a wet market in China and not a lab leak is the ground zero of the novel coronavirus.
EU Az Central notes that Michael Worobey’s research was published on Nov. 18 in the journal Science.
A lab leak is off the table, expert says
This is a piece that shows that a lab leak “is almost off the table,” as the origin of the pandemic.
On the other hand, he believes it occurred after a natural jump from animal to human, according to his research.
The online publication mentioned above notes the following:
“His investigation, conducted over several months with the help of translators, points to a female seafood vendor at the Huanan wet market near Wuhan as the earliest known case of COVID-19.”
The notes continue and reveal:
“It was not the 41-year-old accountant from Wuhan that China and the World Health Organization had previously identified as the first known COVID-19 case, he found.
The origins of the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans has been a source of controversy from the start.”
More info on Covid origins
On the other hand, not too long ago, we were revealing that there are two scientists who failed to provide a shred of evidence that Covid 19 was engineered and leaked from a lab.
As you probably know by now, ever since the first reports of a novel coronavirus outbreak in China, the origins of Covid 19 have been steeped in controversy.
The Guardian analyzes if the novel coronavirus is or is not the result of a natural spillover event from animals to humans or if it is a product of a laboratory.
Stay tuned for more news about the novel coronavirus and the disease that it can trigger and also make sure to stay safe.
