2015 video blocks the internet: “The Chinese are creating a supervirus from bats”

A Video aired by Italian media dated November 16, 2015, has made headlines in social media, but they have not stayed on yet. Italian media And not alone.

Yes, by Italian media, The images became viral after the published video claimed that China created viruses that could affect the human body, which were made by a protein taken from bats and rats.

As it is further said, it is about a video aired by TGR, a broadcast service in Italy that features a number of plays for “agred by the Italian audience.

And in this video, the director of the show is constantly seen quoting the word "Coronavirus."

This has also influenced images to become viral, since the enthusiastic conspiracy theory was quick to start the video link from 2015 to the pandemic we are going through at COVID-19, writes Telegraph.

But is TGR Leonardo's video from November 16, 2015, actually claiming that the current pandemic of coronavirus is a result of Chinese scientists experimenting with a cultivated virus?

Alessandro Caesar, which by Wikipedia In April 2016 he was appointed deputy director of Rai News, explained: “reporting of November 16, 2015, at TG Leonardo in Rai 3 was taken from a publication of Nature magazine that explained days before that virus created in the laboratory had no connection with the Cold-19<1>.

A magazine explanation Nature In which it says: “We are aware that this story is being used as the basis for uncontested theories that the coronavrus of the novel that caused COVID-19 was engineering. There is no proof that this is true; scientists believe that an animal is the most likely source of coronavirus”.

In Italy alone, as a result of coronavirus infection, over 10,000 people have died. While over 61,000 cases of coronavirus and more than 28,000 deaths have been reported worldwide.