Scientists Trace Earliest Cases of COVID-19 to Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan, China

An international team of scientists has determined that the earliest cases ofin humans arose at a wholesale fish market in Wuhan China in December 2019. They linked these cases to bats, foxes, and other live mammals infected with the virus sold in the market either for consumption as meat or for their fur. The team of 18 researchers included a scientist at the University of Utah Health.

Neighborhoods within a half-mile of the market were the only areas where the virus was spreading in December 2019. Some researchers had previously suggested that the virus was brought into the market from elsewhere in the city and spread among its patrons. Instead, the new findings strongly suggest that the virus originated in the market via live animal sales, and slowly spread from there into nearby neighborhoods and then the city at large.

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U of A scientist: Wuhan market was epicenter of COVID-19A University of Arizona scientist, who once called for a deeper look into the 'lab leak' theory to explain COVID-19's origins, co-authored a new paper that concludes the virus originated from animals sold at a market in Wuhan, China in… So the disease has the same sequences as the one being worked at the WIV, but, it originated in the wet market? Seems a mite unbelievable BS! Government hearing on Gain Function research proved it was manufacture in a lab! Same Old Bull Shit Are Best Guess! “Have we disproven the lab leak theory? No, we have not. Will we ever be able to? No,” he said.
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