Two recent studies showed, the corona originated from the animal market of Wuhan

Two studies have shown that the Kovid-19 virus, which is responsible for many deaths worldwide, has spread to humans from a seafood market in Wuhan city of China. In the first study, it has been proved through local analysis that the first cases in December 2019 were from the Wuhan market, while in the second paper also the test samples were found to be related to the sale of live animals.

MichaelWorobe, a professor at the University of Arizona in the US, tweeted that using the WHO mission report on the origin of SARS-CoV-2, we mapped the latitude and longitude of most known COVID-19 cases in Wuhan beginning in December-2019. Remove it. Vorobey, author of both papers, said, "We found that in December the cases were found close to the Huanan market and this was the center of the live animal market.

The second study found that the two major viral lineages were the result of at least two events in which the virus passed from animals to humans. According to the research, the first lineage transmission was in late November or early December in 2019 and the second lineage probably arose within weeks of the first event. After that it spread all over the world.

Hong Kong: Space is running out to keep dead bodies

In the autonomous region, so many people have died due to corona that there is less space to keep dead bodies in hospitals and morgues. The death toll due to infection is touching a record level. Tony Ling, head of the Hong Kong Public Doctors Association, said dozens of bodies were waiting to be transported to morgues in hospitals across the city. In this small area, 83 people have died of corona in the last 24 hours, while in the last one week about 300 people have lost their lives due to infection.

Segregation is no longer mandatory for those returning to New Zealand

New Zealand has decided to eliminate the requirement of self-isolation for citizens of their country coming to the country, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said, for people who have been vaccinated, for a week after coming here The mandatory stay in residence will end on Wednesday. Initially, this change will apply to New Zealand citizens returning from other countries, as tourists are still not allowed into the country.