Chinese ‘wet markets’ reportedly open back up, selling bats and dogs for human consumption

Published March 30, 2020 3:51pm ET



Chinese “wet markets” have reportedly reopened, selling cats, bats, and dogs for human consumption.

A Mail on Sunday correspondent reported seeing meat markets open back up for business after the Chinese government ordered a ban on the sale of wild animals such as bats following reports they may have contributed to the spread of the coronavirus.

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