Corona leaks from Chinese lab unlikely: WHO

Employees allowed to have lunch at desk in France: Vaccination scandal in Mexico

Beijing, Ta. Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Corona virus is unlikely to have leaked from a Chinese lab, but it could have spread from animals to humans, according to World Health Organization experts. "Our preliminary findings suggest that if there is a host species between humans and animals, more research needs to be done by targeting it," said Peter Ben Embark, a health and zoologist who visited Wuhan.

However, our findings suggest that the corona virus may not have leaked from the laboratory. The virus is not thought to have spread to humans in this way. The World Health Organization team, made up of experts from ten countries, aims to show the origin of the virus. The virus is thought to have been transmitted from Chamadia to humans by another wild animal, a pangolin or a bamboo rat.

It is possible that the infection was also spread by a frozen product. "Our team investigated issues such as where the first case was linked to an animal and whether frozen food played a role," said British zoologist Peter Dasak.

The total number of corona cases in the world has risen to 107,094,121, with 87,827 new corona cases reported. The death toll from the corona rose to 23,38,480 today, with 2,698 people killed. Corona epidemics are now raging in Europe, Latin America and Asia.

In France, meanwhile, the Corona epidemic has devastated their eating culture. So far employees have not been allowed to eat at their desks. Now that the ban has been lifted, employees will be able to eat at their desks. The country's labor ministry has allowed employees to have lunch at their desks.

Even in communist Cuba, Corona has been forced to reverse government policies. Cuba, which is facing its worst economic crisis since the collapse of the Soviet Union, has now opened up most of its professions to the private sector.

In Mexico, meanwhile, the vaccination program has been hampered by a computer glitch. People who were going to register on the health department's website felt that the site was not open. On the other hand, the Koro epidemic in the country is so severe that an average of one thousand people were killed every day in January. The total death toll in Mexico is 1,63,000.