Chinese scientists point to the origin of coronary

Biologists Botao Xiao and Lei Xiao, in their report, have already written that the coronavirus originated from a laboratory near the city's market, which is found in the epidex.

Scientists have objected to the official version that the pathogen agent was directly transmitted from bats to man at a time when these animals could fly above the market was very small.

Besides, as evidence turns out, the bat is not a food sold in the city and particularly in that market. Thus, researchers have analyzed the market area and identified two labs that carried out searches on bats and pathogens.

The nearest one, Wuhan's center for controlling disease and prevention, is located only 280 feet [280 m] from the spread center of the virus. In the past, a scientist who worked in that laboratory said that he had been attacked by bats twice and that knowing the risk of possible infection has both been placed in voluntary quarantine for 14 days.

According to scientists, it is likely that the virus has emerged from the laboratory to then touch the first patients, even though more convincing evidence will be needed in future studies. But it doesn't end here because the same researchers at the University of South China have also analyzed the possibility of Coronavirus leaving a second lab 12km from the famous Wuhan fish market.

In this laboratory, in a recent study, scientists were reportedly testing a special virus on bats, starting with SARS. Waiting for further evidence, the study concludes with a warning: It may be necessary to reinforce the safety levels of high-risk biological labs, which can be transferred away from urban centres or other populated areas. /tch