Da WHO Calls Out China Ova COVID Origin Data 🦠🌍🚨
Chinese health officials stay taking licks afta da World Health Organization say dey should’ve shared genetic information earlier in da search fo’ COVID-19’s origin. Shen Hongbing, director of da China Center fo’ Disease Control and Prevention, called da comments “offensive and disrespectful,” saying WHO stay “attempting to smear China” and shouldn’t be politicizing da pandemic.
Hongbing hit back afta WHO Director, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, say China should’ve made newly disclosed genetic material from Wuhan available when da virus first start fo’ spread. Hongbing say dat China always shared research results with scientists from all ova da world and dat dey stay stay responsible.🌍💭
Da comments from Ghebreyesus in March come afta Chinese data, which was first available in January, was taken offline afta researchers offered to work wit’ Chinese scientists to analyze da data. Howeva, international virus experts was able fo’ download da data before it went offline and began to analyze it.
According to da researchers, da Chinese data show dat COVID-19 pandemic could have started in a Wuhan seafood market, where illegally traded raccoon dogs may have infected humans. Da researchers say dat da raccoon dogs left DNA in da same area of da Wuhan market where coronavirus genetic signatures was found.🔍💡
But Chinese officials stay one time stay pushing back against this kind of theory, saying dat da virus was brought in by sick people instead of animals.
In March, da FBI Director Christopher Wray said dat da COVID-19 pandemic was likely caused by a lab leak in Wuhan, China. “The FBI has fo’ quite some time now assessed dat da origins of da pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in Wuhan,” Wray told Fox News. “Here you are talking about a potential leak from a Chinese government-controlled lab.”🦠💥
“I will just make the observation dat da Chinese government, it seems to me, stay doing their best to try fo’ thwart and obfuscate da work here, da work dat we’re doing, da work dat our U.S. government and close foreign partners stay doing. And dat’s unfortunate for everybody,” Wray added.
In March, da Department of Energy also assessed dat da COVID-19 pandemic was likely caused by an accidental lab leak in China. Da National Intelligence Council and four other government agencies assess dat COVID-19 originated as a result of natural transmission from an infected animal at “low confidence,” but da CIA and other government agencies still undecided. 🤔
Da controversy continues as countries around da world still try to find answers to COVID-19’s origin. 💭🔍💡
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The WHO Calls Out China Over COVID Origin Data 🦠🌍🚨
Chinese health officials are facing criticism from the World Health Organization for not sharing genetic information earlier in the search for the origin of COVID-19. Shen Hongbing, director of the China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, responded to the comments by accusing the WHO of “attempting to smear China” and should not be politicizing the pandemic.
Hongbing defended China’s response, stating that they have always actively shared research results with scientists from around the world and are responsible for their actions.🌍💭
The comments from the WHO Director, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, were made in March after Chinese data, which was first available in January, was taken offline when researchers offered to work with Chinese scientists to analyze the data. However, a team of international virus experts was able to download the data before it was taken offline and began to analyze it.
According to the researchers, the Chinese data points to the idea that the COVID-19 pandemic may have started in a Wuhan seafood market, where illegally traded raccoon dogs may have infected humans. The researchers say that the raccoon dogs left DNA in the same area of the Wuhan market where coronavirus genetic signatures were found.🔍💡
Chinese officials have previously pushed back against this theory, stating that the virus was brought in by sick people instead of animals.
In March, FBI Director Christopher Wray stated that the COVID-19 pandemic was likely caused by a lab leak in Wuhan, China. “The FBI has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in Wuhan,” Wray told Fox News. “Here you are talking about a potential leak from a Chinese government-controlled lab.”🦠💥
“I will just make the observation that the Chinese government, it seems to me, is doing its best to try to thwart and obfuscate the work here, the work that we’re doing, the work that our U.S. government and close foreign partners are doing. And that’s unfortunate for everybody,” Wray added.
In March, the Department of Energy also assessed that the COVID-19 pandemic was likely caused by an accidental lab leak in China. The National Intelligence Council and four other government agencies assessed that COVID-19 originated as a result of natural transmission from an infected animal at “low confidence,” but the CIA and other government agencies are still undecided.🤔
The controversy surrounding the origin of COVID-19 continues as countries around the world still try to find answers. 💭🔍💡
