British media: Coronavius came out of the Chinese laboratory, staff was sprinkled with blood

So writes the big British daily, Daily Mail.

Government sources tell the paper that the possibility of the virus being released from a laboratory in a Chinese town is not ruled out.

A member of Cobra, Britain's government emergency committee, said that the virus is not discussed as zootic, of animal origin, but did not rule out the virus being spread to people after it was released from a laboratory in Wuhan.

It's not coincidence that the lab is in Wuhan” He said.

Wuhan is the Institute of Virology, the most advanced laboratory of its kind in China.

It's 10 miles from the market where it's supposed to be a virus and cost 30 million pounds.

In 2018, Chinese government media wrote that the laboratory can perform experiments with deep pathogens, like the deadly Ebola virus.

The Daily Mail writes that there are unverified local reports that lab employees were sprinkled with blood and then sent infection to local populations.

Another laboratory in Wuhan, even closer to the market, is said to conduct experiments on animals, such as bats, to examine the spread of viruses.

In 2004, a virus left a Chinese laboratory and killed one person and infected nine others. The government said it was the result of negligence.