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A Plot Twist In COVID-19 Origin And The Indian Link To It: 10 Points
Dismissed as little more than a conspiracy theory for over a year, the hypothesis that COVID-19 originated from a lab in China and not from a wet market in Wuhan has gained considerable traction over the last week (or month). How did we get here?
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Wuhan Wet Market Most Likely Origin Of Covid: WHO Probe Team To China
The Wuhan wet market is still the most likely hypothesis for the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to members of a World Health Organization (WHO) delegation to China.
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One Year On, Wuhan Market At Epicentre Of Covid Outbreak, Remains Empty
For over six years, 38-year-old Wuhan restaurant owner Lai Yun started most days the same way - with a trip to the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, just ten minutes walk from his house.
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Important To Get Clear About Source Of Coronavirus: Chinese Premier
After staunchly denying the US allegations of coronavirus originating from a bio-lab in its first epicentre Wuhan, Chinese researchers on Wednesday debunked widely reported view that the deadly virus emanated from a wet market in the city selling live animals.
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Chinese Researchers Say COVID-19 Not Originated From Wuhan Wet Market
After staunchly denying the US allegations of coronavirus originating from a bio-lab in its first epicentre Wuhan, Chinese researchers have debunked widely reported view that the deadly virus emanated from a wet market in the city selling live animals.
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Wuhan Market "Played A Role, That's Clear": WHO On Coronavirus Outbreak
A wholesale market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan played a role in the outbreak of the novel coronavirus last year, as the source or possibly as an "amplifying setting", the World Health Organization said on Friday, calling for more research.
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"No Question, We're Doomed This Year": China's Wet Markets Amid Pandemic
At a large food market in the Chinese city of Wuhan, signs forbid the selling of wild animals and live fowl, while announcements calling for "victory" over COVID-19 play on a loop from speakers.
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Shut Down Wet Markets Immediately, US Lawmakers Urge China Over COVID-19
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, a bipartisan group of top US lawmakers have urged China to urgently shut down all of its operating wet markets as that has the potential to expose humans to health risks through the introduction of zoonotic disease.
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China Wet Markets "Real Problem": Australian PM Nudges WHO On Coronavirus
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday urged the WHO and the UN to act against China''s wet markets, like the one where the deadly coronavirus is thought to have originated, as they pose "great risks" to the health and wellbeing of the rest of the world.
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China Reopens Markets Selling Bats, Pangolins After COVID-19 Effect Dips
China's "wet markets" have reopened - selling bats, pangolins and dogs for human consumption.
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Gold holds near $1,660 an ounce as weaker euro caps gains
Spot gold was at $1,660.79 an ounce at 1119 GMT against $1,662.14 late on Friday.
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A Plot Twist In COVID-19 Origin And The Indian Link To It: 10 Points
Dismissed as little more than a conspiracy theory for over a year, the hypothesis that COVID-19 originated from a lab in China and not from a wet market in Wuhan has gained considerable traction over the last week (or month). How did we get here?
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Wuhan Wet Market Most Likely Origin Of Covid: WHO Probe Team To China
The Wuhan wet market is still the most likely hypothesis for the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to members of a World Health Organization (WHO) delegation to China.
-
One Year On, Wuhan Market At Epicentre Of Covid Outbreak, Remains Empty
For over six years, 38-year-old Wuhan restaurant owner Lai Yun started most days the same way - with a trip to the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, just ten minutes walk from his house.
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Important To Get Clear About Source Of Coronavirus: Chinese Premier
After staunchly denying the US allegations of coronavirus originating from a bio-lab in its first epicentre Wuhan, Chinese researchers on Wednesday debunked widely reported view that the deadly virus emanated from a wet market in the city selling live animals.
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Chinese Researchers Say COVID-19 Not Originated From Wuhan Wet Market
After staunchly denying the US allegations of coronavirus originating from a bio-lab in its first epicentre Wuhan, Chinese researchers have debunked widely reported view that the deadly virus emanated from a wet market in the city selling live animals.
-
Wuhan Market "Played A Role, That's Clear": WHO On Coronavirus Outbreak
A wholesale market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan played a role in the outbreak of the novel coronavirus last year, as the source or possibly as an "amplifying setting", the World Health Organization said on Friday, calling for more research.
-
"No Question, We're Doomed This Year": China's Wet Markets Amid Pandemic
At a large food market in the Chinese city of Wuhan, signs forbid the selling of wild animals and live fowl, while announcements calling for "victory" over COVID-19 play on a loop from speakers.
-
Shut Down Wet Markets Immediately, US Lawmakers Urge China Over COVID-19
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, a bipartisan group of top US lawmakers have urged China to urgently shut down all of its operating wet markets as that has the potential to expose humans to health risks through the introduction of zoonotic disease.
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China Wet Markets "Real Problem": Australian PM Nudges WHO On Coronavirus
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday urged the WHO and the UN to act against China''s wet markets, like the one where the deadly coronavirus is thought to have originated, as they pose "great risks" to the health and wellbeing of the rest of the world.
-
China Reopens Markets Selling Bats, Pangolins After COVID-19 Effect Dips
China's "wet markets" have reopened - selling bats, pangolins and dogs for human consumption.
-
Gold holds near $1,660 an ounce as weaker euro caps gains
Spot gold was at $1,660.79 an ounce at 1119 GMT against $1,662.14 late on Friday.
