Geneva: World Health Organization (WHO) said that the next step in the discovery of the origin of COVID-19 A new advisory group will be created which will develop a global framework Study with pathogens pandemic pandemic Capacity.
“The International Scientific Advisory Group for the Origin of Novel Pathogens, or SAGO, is a new advisory group to WHO on the development of a global framework to systematically study the emergence of future emerging pathogens with pandemic potential. Will be responsible for providing advice. For SARS-CoV-2, it will support the rapid undertaking of the recommended studies outlined in the March 2021 report,” the WHO said in a statement on Thursday.
The WHO last month proposed a second phase of the study of the origins of the coronavirus in China, which includes audits of the city’s laboratories and markets. wuhan. Meanwhile, Beijing had rejected the WHO’s proposal.
In a statement released on Thursday, the WHO called on all governments to politicize the situation.
“Going forward, WHO calls on all governments to cooperate to politicize the situation and to expedite the original study, and importantly, to identify a common pathogen for future emerging pathogens of pandemic potential,” the statement said. works together to develop the framework.”
The WHO expressed hope that all countries, including China, can cooperate and impose conditions for sending more missions to Wuhan for due diligence.the laboratory hypothesis.”
The WHO declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic on March 11, 2020. So far, more than 205 million people have been infected with the coronavirus worldwide, and more than 4.3 million have died, according to the US-based. Johns Hopkins University.
The first WHO fact-finding mission in Wuhan, China, where the first COVID-19 outbreak occurred in late 2019, released its report in March. A team of WHO-led scientists struggled to get a clear picture of what research China was already doing, the obstacles it faced during its journey, and the much needed research to conduct thorough and unbiased research. had less power.
“The International Scientific Advisory Group for the Origin of Novel Pathogens, or SAGO, is a new advisory group to WHO on the development of a global framework to systematically study the emergence of future emerging pathogens with pandemic potential. Will be responsible for providing advice. For SARS-CoV-2, it will support the rapid undertaking of the recommended studies outlined in the March 2021 report,” the WHO said in a statement on Thursday.
The WHO last month proposed a second phase of the study of the origins of the coronavirus in China, which includes audits of the city’s laboratories and markets. wuhan. Meanwhile, Beijing had rejected the WHO’s proposal.
In a statement released on Thursday, the WHO called on all governments to politicize the situation.
“Going forward, WHO calls on all governments to cooperate to politicize the situation and to expedite the original study, and importantly, to identify a common pathogen for future emerging pathogens of pandemic potential,” the statement said. works together to develop the framework.”
The WHO expressed hope that all countries, including China, can cooperate and impose conditions for sending more missions to Wuhan for due diligence.the laboratory hypothesis.”
The WHO declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic on March 11, 2020. So far, more than 205 million people have been infected with the coronavirus worldwide, and more than 4.3 million have died, according to the US-based. Johns Hopkins University.
The first WHO fact-finding mission in Wuhan, China, where the first COVID-19 outbreak occurred in late 2019, released its report in March. A team of WHO-led scientists struggled to get a clear picture of what research China was already doing, the obstacles it faced during its journey, and the much needed research to conduct thorough and unbiased research. had less power.
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