Coronavirus: Five Conspiracy, Second very disturbing

With the body spreading, uncontested information contributing to panic spread spreads, Kosova Prees broadcast.

One theory deals with how the virus has spread among humans, who have gained momentum with the publication of a video of a girl eating bat soup in the middle of the virus's spread.

The video, in addition to provoking viewers, contributed to the introduction of the Chinese diet as the cause of the corruption of the coronary.

Anyway, that video wasn't filmed in Huhan or even China. Klipi is from 2016 and shows a famous blogger visiting Palau, an archipelag in the Pacific.

The video was recompanied after the outbreak of the coronary epidemic.

A new coronavirus is believed to have exploded in a market where snakes were illegally sold in Huhan.

Although bats seem to be potential carriers of the virus in new Chinese studies, bat soup is not common to all in China.

Planned epidemic

In Titter and Facebook, circulation of documents appears to suggest experts knew about the virus last year.

The announcement, which has been divided thousands of times into social media, is a 2015 patent connection.

The document discusses how a weakened version of the coronary is developing for possible use as a vaccine to prevent or treat respiratory diseases.

But the patent is not for the new coronary. Rather, it covers an infectious bronze virus, a member of a larger coronary family that usually infects birds.

Biological Weapons

Another unmanaged Internet theory suggests that the virus was part of China's secret biological weapons program. The same theory claims that the virus was accidentally released by the Vuhan Virology Institute.

A large number of people defend this theory of conspiracy and quoted two articles in the Washington Times. The two articles quoted a former Israeli military intelligence officer as claiming it. However, the evidence for these claims did not appear in the articles.

A nurse from Owan

Last week, versions of a video appear to have been recorded by a nurse or a doctor from the province of Hubei. The video has been seen more than a million times on various social networks and is charged by numerous media.

The most popular version was posted on YouTube by a Korean user, and video includes Tytras in English and Korean. Meanwhile, the video was removed.

According to what is written in English, the woman claims to be a nurse at a hospital in Huhan. However, she does not say that on video. This seems to be about the assumptions of those who posted the video on YouTube.

An unidentified woman wears a protective suit in an unknown location. Still, his suit and mask are not the same as the medical staff in Huhan.

She makes many groundless claims about the virus, so she is unlikely to be a nurse or a doctor. In that video, claims that over 90,000 people were infected in China, but according to official reports, about 4,500 people were sick.

She says the virus can infect up to 14 people. Anyway, O BSH reports that one can infect 1.4 to 2.5 people.

Spy Medicine

Another popular conspiracy theory is that the virus is linked to the suspension of researchers from the National Microbiology Laboratory in Canada.

It's a Chinese doctor virusologist, her husband and her students from China who left the lab for possible violations of their business policies.

Reports indicate she visited the National Biosecurity Laboratory in Huhan twice a year for a two-year period.

A quote shared by more than 12,000 people claims that medicine with her husband was a spy who sent pathogens to Huhan and that her husband specializeed in coronarys.