Hong Kong, June 29: A shocking claim has been made by a researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, claiming that China intentionally engineered the Covid-19 virus as a “bioweapon.”
In an exclusive interview with Jennifer Zeng, a member of the International Press Association, Chao Shao, a researcher from Wuhan, shared astonishing details about the origins of the virus and its potential intentions.
According to Chao Shao, four different coronavirus variants were sent to his colleagues at the institute, who were charged with figuring out which strain might successfully infect humans as well as other species.
This admission, which was delivered throughout the 26-minutes interview, supports the widely-accepted theory that the virus was intentionally engineered.
Chao Shao referred to the coronavirus during the interview as a “bioweapon.”
He also related a time when several of his coworkers disappeared during the Wuhan 2019 Military World Games.
Later, one of them admitted that they had been sent to hotels housing athletes from different nations in order to inspect the facilities’ hygienic practises.
Chao Shan suspected that they had been sent out to spread the disease.
Furthermore, Chao Shao said that he had been deployed to Xinjiang in April 2020 to assess the wellbeing of Uyghur detainees housed in re-education camps, indicating that he had either been involved in the virus’s propagation or had been studying its effects on people.
These startling facts were made known to the interviewee between March and April 2020, and they only scratch the surface of a bigger picture.
In the midst of these revelations, the origins of COVID-19 continue to confound investigators.
The researchers at the Wuhan laboratory were unwell in late 2019, but according to recently disclosed documents from US intelligence agencies, they are unable to establish whether they were infected with the coronavirus causing COVID-19.
Report also highlighted that the Chinese People’s Liberation Army conducted coronavirus study at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
The information made public, however, does not conclusively prove a connection between the facility and the pandemic that has killed close to 7 million people globally.
The report was made public after President Biden signed a law requiring the declassification of information about the likely causes of the epidemic.
However, the argument about COVID-19’s origins is still quite divisive and frequently the focus of investigations and party disputes.
The accusations made by Chao Shao raise worrisome concerns regarding the causes and motivations of the coronavirus pandemic, and involvement of PLA, presenting us with a troubling mystery that needs greater scrutiny and inquiry as the world looks for answers.
