Virus started earlier than stated
Posted: 09 Jun 2020 11:26
Now experts are saying the virus may have started as early as last autumn
Someone using yahoo comments posted this below but never mentioned where the article came from
I did find this from a uk newspaper
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/satellite-ima ... 44017.html
Also an article about it being stated by the professor it did not start in the wet market and why
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -from.html
One of China's top health officials, Prof Gao Fu, director-general of Beijing's Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, has admitted that the coronavirus was not found in animal samples at the Wuhan market and that the market was not the original source of the outbreak. This confirms earlier studies by scientists from South China University of Technology which found that the virus “probably originated in a laboratory in Wuhan”. The South China Morning Post dated the first Covid-19 case to 17 November which means the original outbreak may have started as early as October. The UK had about 500,000 visitors from China last year. Wuhan alone has 11m people. If the original outbreak was in mid-November or earlier, then the virus must have reached the UK by December which is why it was widespread here by February as confirmed by Icelandic scientists. This has now also been confirmed by researchers at King's College London and explains why many in the UK reported very unusual symptoms as early as December if not earlier
Someone using yahoo comments posted this below but never mentioned where the article came from
I did find this from a uk newspaper
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/satellite-ima ... 44017.html
Also an article about it being stated by the professor it did not start in the wet market and why
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -from.html
One of China's top health officials, Prof Gao Fu, director-general of Beijing's Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, has admitted that the coronavirus was not found in animal samples at the Wuhan market and that the market was not the original source of the outbreak. This confirms earlier studies by scientists from South China University of Technology which found that the virus “probably originated in a laboratory in Wuhan”. The South China Morning Post dated the first Covid-19 case to 17 November which means the original outbreak may have started as early as October. The UK had about 500,000 visitors from China last year. Wuhan alone has 11m people. If the original outbreak was in mid-November or earlier, then the virus must have reached the UK by December which is why it was widespread here by February as confirmed by Icelandic scientists. This has now also been confirmed by researchers at King's College London and explains why many in the UK reported very unusual symptoms as early as December if not earlier