Geneva: World Health Organization (WHO) said that the next step in finding the origin of Covid-19 will be the creation of a new advisory group that will develop a global framework for studying pathogens with potential pandemics.
“The international scientific advisory group for the origin of new pathogens, or sago, is a new adviser group for whom, who will be responsible for advising who uses a global framework to systematically learn the emergence of pandemic pathogens in the future with potential pandemics.
For SARS -Cov-2, it will support the fast business recommended study described in the March 2021 report, “WHO said in a statement on Thursday.
Who last month proposed the second phase of study into the origin of Coronavirus in China, including laboratory audits and markets in Wuhan City.
Beijing, meanwhile, has rejected who the proposal.
In a statement issued on Thursday, which calls for all governments to deplerate the situation.
“To advance, which calls on all governments to deplolitize the situation and work together to accelerate the study of origin, and it is important to work together to develop a public framework for potential pandemic pathogens that appear in the future,” read statements.
Which states hope that all countries, including China, can collaborate and place conditions for more missions to be sent to Wuhan to investigate the “lab hypothesis.” WHO said the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak on March 11 2020.
Until now, more than 205 million people have been infected with Coronavirus throughout the world, and more than 4.3 million died, according to the US Johns Hopkins University.
The first mission to find facts to Wuhan China, where the first Covid-19 outbreak was reported at the end of 2019, releasing its report in March.
The WHO-led scientist team struggled to get a clear picture of the research of what China was doing before, facing obstacles during his visit, and had a little power to carry out thorough and impartial research.
Who formed a new expert panel to continue the study of Covid-19 origin
