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The WHO’s second COVID origins investigation looks like an equally weak sequel

By Zachary Faria
Published October 15, 2021 3:32pm ET
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The WHO’s second COVID origins investigation looks like an equally weak sequel
The World Health Organization is getting ready for its second investigation into the origins of COVID-19. If you were expecting it to be any better than the first, you should prepare to be disappointed. The WHO’s new investigation team includes six people from the first investigation, which quickly absolved China of any wrongdoing, dismissing the […]

The World Health Organization is getting ready for its second investigation into the origins of COVID-19. If you were expecting it to be any better than the first, you should prepare to be disappointed.

The WHO’s new investigation team includes six people from the first investigation, which quickly absolved China of any wrongdoing, dismissing the possibility that the virus came from the Wuhan Institute of Virology in just four pages of its 313-page report.

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