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China Says It's 'Extremely Unlikely' Covid-19 Came From a Lab
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0:41Now PlayingAsked about a Wall Street Journal report that suggests COVID most likely arose from a Chinese laboratory leak, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning insisted that WHO and Chinese experts had reached an “authoritative scientific conclusion” that the lab leak theory was “extremely unlikely.”
“The relevant party should stop playing up lab leak theory, stop smearing China, and stop politicizing the issue of origin tracing,” said Mao.
China has defended its participation in global virus-tracing efforts by inviting international experts for field research in its central city of Wuhan, where the virus was first found in late 2019.
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