The World Health Organization has prompted renewed friction with the Chinese Communist Party after a new report refused to rule out a theory that the COVID-19 pandemic originated because of a lab leak in China.
The Chinese government has remained on the defensive amid international criticism that the CCP has not been fully cooperative or transparent in global investigations into the origins of the virus. The prevailing theory among many scientists is that the virus originated in wild animals and migrated to humans, also known as zoonotic transmission, but others argue SARS-CoV-2 most likely started at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Yungui, also the deputy director of the Beijing Institute of Genomics, previously participated from the Chinese side in the WHO’s first joint mission in early 2021, which attempted to dismiss the lab leak possibility. He reiterated the unsubstantiated argument that the virus originated in a U.S. military lab, citing “highly suspicious laboratories such as Fort Detrick.”
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Ringo Starr Postpones Summer Tour Dates After All Starr Band Members Test Positive for COVID-19“We are so sorry to let the fans down,” the legendary Beatles drummer said.
Leer más »
Denver bars, restaurants prepare for Stanley Cup Final amid rise in COVID-19 casesDenver is decked in burgundy and blue ahead of the Stanley Cup Final, and restaurants and bars are hoping to rake in some extra cash during the series. via bayanwang
Leer más »
Sleeping issues linked to long-haul COVID-19Medical research points to sleeping issues as one of the long term effects of COVID-19. A doctor explains why.
Leer más »
U.S. to lift COVID-19 test requirement for international air arrivalsThe U.S. will lift its COVID-19 test requirement for international air travel, one of the last government mandates meant to contain the coronavirus.
Leer más »
Research behind COVID-19 vaccines reaps close to $1 billion in royalties for PennPenn officials said they are plowing the money back into early-stage scientific research.
Leer más »
Cross Country Memorial Honors Haltom City Officer Who Died of COVID-19A nationwide effort to remember fallen members of law enforcement arrived in Haltom City to honor one of its own.
Leer más »