Thanks to vaccines, the world is getting back to normal slowly after the pandemic. With each passing day calls are getting louder to know the reasons for the latest pandemic. In an attempt to find the truth Biden administration has instructed its intelligence agency to investigate and file a report within 90 days.
The Origins Of Virus
Since the early days of the Covid-19 outbreak, many theories have been contested over the origins of this coronavirus. Meanwhile, many experts have opined a possible lab accident in Wuhan Institute of Virology to be the source of a pandemic. Due to the important nature of the question of origins of the virus the WHO earlier made an inquiry. Although the Chinese government did not give full access to all the facilities of interest.
The team of experts from WHO visited Wuhan in January. They reported two most likely scenarios that might be responsible for virus transmission. Meanwhile, Dr. Fauci in an online event recently publicly accepted that he was unconvinced of the theory that the virus developed naturally. He also added, it was important to know what really happened in China, that led to the pandemic.
Looking at its intelligence reports the US has called for Phase 2 of the study of the Covid origin. It has called on for a fair and transparent probe with no restrictions by the Chinese Government. Speaking at the 74th World Health Assembly US health secretary Xavier Becerra highlighted the importance of a fair study.
Chinese Attack Dr. Fauci
The Chinese state media has reacted and criticized Dr Fauci after his remarks on the origin of virus. Chinese have retorted fiercely and have called Dr. Fauci a substandard expert than his Chinese counterparts. Global Times editor Hu Xijin blasted Dr. Fauci and accused him hyping the “groundless narrative” of Virus leaking from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
The daily also attacked the WSJ and called later’s report on the sickness of Wuhan Lab employs “an outright lie that came out of nowhere.”
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