Who is still looking for the origin of Covid -19, says all the scenarios “Stay on the table” – my country

the Global Health Organization It says its investigation in the origins of the SARS-COV-2 virus, which caused Covid-19 A pandemic, still continues, and despite the investigation for a period of three years, he has not yet found the exact cause.

“As matters continue, all hypotheses should remain on the table, including the fragmentation of origin and the laboratory leakage,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a press conference on Friday.

His comments came after a report published on Friday from the Scientific Consultative Group of New Disease Assets (SAGO), which said “available evidence” supports the hypothesis that the Corona virus jumped from animals to humans, probably from bats “or through an intermediate host, through a process called Zoonotic Spillover.

Sagu is a committee consisting of 27 independent, international, multidisciplinary experts formed by the World Health Organization to advise technical and scientific considerations regarding the paths of emerging and appearance pathogens, such as Covid-19.

“While most of the available scientific evidence available and accessible supports hypothesis 1, the transmission of al-Mu’uma from the animals, and perhaps from bats or an intermediary host for human beings, Sago is currently unable to conclude Matthew and where and how SARS-COV-2 has entered for the first time in the population,” reads the report.

It is noted that the closest known “baskets of spinster” was identified in the bats in China and the Democratic Republic of Lao, but they say that the strains are bound to be maximum to the virus to be the direct source of the epidemic.

The report indicates that some difficulty in determining some reason because China does not share certain information, which also made it difficult to examine the second hypothesis that indicates an accidental laboratory leakage.

The World Health Organization has requested the country’s participation hundreds of genetic series of individuals who suffer from Covid-19 early in the epidemic, in addition to more detailed information about the animals that are sold in the markets in Wuhan, information about the work accomplished and vital cases in laboratories in Wuhan.

“So far, China has not shared this information either with Sagu or from,” says a press release.

On Friday, Maritigi Veer, the group president, said during a press briefing that without the necessary data, he was unable to assess whether the virus was the result of a laboratory accident.

“Therefore, this hypothesis cannot be investigated or excluded,” said Fenters. “He was considered very speculative, based on political opinions and not supported by science.”

This hypothesis is that US President Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested that it was the cause, although American intelligence analysis found that there was not enough evidence to prove the theory.

Two other hypotheses were also provided in the report, the first is the introduction of the virus into the animal markets through “Cold Series Operations” and subsequent infection in humans by connecting to the products sold in the market.

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Fenter said that no additional evidence was available to support the hypothesis, and more data is needed to prove this.

The last hypothesis, which involves the deliberate manipulation of the virus in a laboratory, followed by vital safety breach, is still not supported, noting that Sago examined the ginom structure of the virus and any relevant publications and reports but did not find evidence of his support.

All four hypotheses will be re -evaluated if more information becomes available, but Fenter said that the first related to the hyperactivity of the animal is considered the backed hypothesis.

She said: “Until more scientific data is available, the origins of how to enter SARS-COV-2 will remain the human population is not decisive.”

Giprizos realized during a briefing that the mission of investigating the case was difficult, and the correspondents told the Sagu members not all agreed on everything, which is “expected.”

He said earlier this week that one of the team members resigned and asked three others to remove their names from the report.

Gebrezos continued to express fears that China had not provided more information and encouraged it, as well as other governments that he said had conducted Covid-19 investigations, to provide these data.

Last year, Associated Press found that the Chinese government had frozen local and international efforts to track the origins of the virus in the first weeks of the outbreak of the disease in 2020, and that the World Health Organization may have missed early opportunities to investigate how the epidemic started.

Chinese officials have repeatedly rejected the idea that the epidemic could have started a laboratory, saying that research should be conducted in other countries.

Last September, the researchers photographed a short list of animals that they believe may have spread Covid-19 for humans, including raccoon dogs, CITET and bamboo rats.

– With files from the Associated Press

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