Former traders of Wuhan's Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market have relocated. One said many had moved nine miles to another wet market to restart business.
Shut this abuse to nature down!!
These filthy chinese will not improve... Just ignore them and keep them to eat these filthy meat...😬😓
peta
Hopefully not next to a biolab this time ..
I just read a report from ScienceAlert that the Wet Market was not the source of the virus but a victim of it. Someone got sick in Hubei province then infected people in Wuhan. With 11 Million people packed in a City it's easy to see how such a virus could spread quickly.
They don’t sell Bats at that market. It came from a lab
in the pic I see seafood andcrawfish. so you british don't eat meat?wow..nice. learn from india. wisidom.
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