British intelligence believes Covid Wuhan lab leak theory is ‘feasible’
British intelligence agencies now believe it is “feasible” that the global pandemic began with a coronavirus leak from a Chinese research laboratory, a media report said on Sunday, prompting UK’s Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi to demand that the WHO must fully investigate the origins of the deadly virus.
Mr Biden asked those agencies to report back within 90 days, and he said that he aimed to release their results publicly.
They are investigating a probable leak from the Wuhan Institute of Virology, which Beijing fiercely says was not the source of the virus that has killed more than 3.5 million people and is still doing havoc throughout the world. source
Speaking to Sky News on Sunday, Britain’s Vaccines Minister Zahawi insisted that the WHO must be able to fully investigate the origins of the coronavirus. Zahawi said it’s vital that the WHO is “allowed to conduct its investigation unencumbered” as it seeks to better understand how the initial outbreak began. “We should leave no stone unturned,” he added.
Nicholas Wade, a noted British science writer, editor, and author, raised several questions about the origin of the novel coronavirus in a detailed article titled “The origin of COVID: Did people or nature open Pandora’s box at Wuhan” published in the prestigious Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists earlier this month.read article
The WHO investigated the sources of the pandemic and found in a report that the risk of an accidental leak from the Wuhan Institute, where coronavirus research on bats was being done, was “very low.”
The WHO investigation, however, has been criticized by the United States, the United Kingdom, and other nations due to its lack of access to “full, original data and samples.” The WHO research was co-authored by 17 Chinese experts, several of whom worked for state agencies.
Mr Biden asked those agencies to report back within 90 days, and he said that he aimed to release their results publicly.
Nicholas Wade, a noted British science writer, editor, and author, raised several questions about the origin of the novel coronavirus in a detailed article titled “The origin of COVID: Did people or nature open Pandora’s box at Wuhan” published in the prestigious Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists earlier this month.read article
The WHO investigated the sources of the pandemic and found in a report that the risk of an accidental leak from the Wuhan Institute, where coronavirus research on bats was being done, was “very low.
”The WHO investigation, however, has been criticized by the United States, the United Kingdom, and other nations due to its lack of access to “full, original data and samples.” The WHO research was co-authored by 17 Chinese experts, several of whom worked for state agencies.
