WHO is sending a team to China to research 'how the virus started'

The World Health Organization is sending a team to China to better understand how coronavirus started

“Knowing the source of the virus is very, very important,” Tedros said. “We can find the virus better when we know everything about the virus, including how it started.”Tedros said he hopes the visit will lead to “understanding how the virus started and what we can do for the future to prepare.”

“Knowing the source of the virus is very, very important,” Tedros said. “We can find the virus better when we know everything about the virus, including how it started.”Tedros said he hopes the visit will lead to “understanding how the virus started and what we can do for the future to prepare.”

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