China: No need for further WHO COVID origin probe

By R

| 14 août 2021

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The Chinese authorities rejected on Friday the calls for another investigation on the origins of COVID-19, saying there is no need for that.

Their comments come after the World Health Organization (WHO) announced it has formed a new team to probe the source of the virus and urged China to provide it with “raw data” on the matter.

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