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There’s a mix there, AFAIK there’s no reason to believe the virus is a bioweapon. On the other hand the fact that they were researching bat coronaviruses in th
by javagram 7y ago
There’s a mix there, AFAIK there’s no reason to believe the virus is a bioweapon.
On the other hand the fact that they were researching bat coronaviruses in the lab in the city where the outbreak began certainly is suggestive of a possible lab accident. I doubt we’ll ever find certainty of this though just like the 1977 outbreak of H1N1. Not impossible it’s just a coincidence either (after all SARS and MERS jumped to humans without any help).