Corona origin: Fled Chinese virologist with a spectacular thesis

The coronavirus is still not fully researched.

It probably originated in Wuhan, China.

A researcher is now making an explosive thesis.

• The first official

  corona cases

  occurred

  in the Chinese metropolis of

  Wuhan

  .

• The

  coronavirus

  probably developed from there into a global

  pandemic

  .

• A

  virologist

  now claims that the

  origin of

  the virus is not a natural one.

Munich - The

has not only determined the headlines for months, but also the everyday life of people all over the world.

The outbreak of the

resulted in numerous impairments.

The virus probably originated in the

.

The first

occurred there in December 2019

.

The first infected people probably passed the coronavirus, which is known to be transmitted from person to person, to their carers.

The

worldwide

from Wuhan

and developed into a pandemic due to its rapid infection rate, a

could follow.

Subsequently, critical voices also increased that China had not dealt with the necessary transparency with the corona outbreak in Wuhan.

US President

and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo even expressed the suspicion several times that the virus did not arise naturally, but that it was bred in a Chinese laboratory.

Trump and Pompeo have not yet been able to provide any proof of their daring theory.

Chinese researcher who fled claims: "Coronavirus comes from the laboratory"

Now a

also

claims

that the

.

In her home country,

the virus, then fled to the United States.

For fear of the consequences, Li is currently hiding in a secret location. For the first time since her escape, she sought the public on a British talk show.

On the TV channel

, the virologist stated on the program "Loose Woman" that she had scientific evidence that the coronavirus was artificially produced in a laboratory.

"It comes

and it is controlled by the Chinese government," said Yan.

"The virus certainly does not come from nature." The scientist also said that she was already

extreme

from the authorities during her time in Hong Kong

.

Virologist from China: Escape after alleged threats from the state

She was strongly advised to “keep quiet and be careful.” Otherwise, she could “get into trouble and disappear,” Yang said.

The experiences described led to Dr.

Yan realized that she was no longer safe in her homeland and that she had to flee.

Because the Chinese know "how China deals with informants," she justified her move.

However, Yan was unable to provide evidence of what she said on the TV show.

She also failed to provide evidence of the artificial origin of the corona virus.

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