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New claims have been made regarding the date the first coronavirus incident occurred. A passenger who arrived in Wuhan on September 18, 2019 was said to be clinically diagnosed as a ‘new type of coronavirus’.
Scientists from the Wuhan Center for Disease Control announced that Covid-19 was positive in 9 of the samples it received from people with 640 flu-like illnesses between October 6, 2019 and January 21, 2020.
On December 31, 2019, China informed the World Health Organization that cases of pneumonia caused by an unknown virus occurred in the central city of Wuhan, Hubey Province.
The World Health Organization made a statement on the detection of the new type of crown corona on January 7, 2020 and called the virus “2019-nCoV”. At the organization’s meeting on February 11, the name of the virus was changed to “Covid-19”.
Scientists later described the new species as “SARS-CoV-2,” as pneumonia that developed in some patients without symptoms and that did not respond to treatment and vaccines. The epidemic has spread to all continents except Antarctica since January. Infected 4.2 million people, the virus has eliminated more than 280 thousand people from life worldwide.
As the countries of the world try to control the epidemic, discussions and investigations continue about the date of the first incident. A new study was launched in Wuhan, the epicenter of the epidemic, to change the date of the first case.
9 of 640 CASES …
It turned out that the customs office at Tianhe Airport in Wuhan received an emergency message saying that a passenger on the plane that arrived on September 18, 2019 was not good and was having difficulty breathing.
According to a reporter from the state media agency, the Wuhan First Aid Center reported that the transfer case was clinically diagnosed as a “new type of coronavirus.”
According to the agency, French athletes contracted a flu-like illness at the World Military Games, which were held with 10,000 competitors in Wuhan in October 2019 the following month. French pentathlon Elodie Clouvel said that during the 9-day games, many people were very ill.
A group of scientists from the Wuhan Center for Disease Control stated in the article they published in the journal Nature Microbiology last month that “Wuhan patients with influenza-like illness were taken from October 6, 2019 to January 21, 2020 “.
The scientists emphasized in their articles that 9 out of 640 samples were positive, and in January they concluded that this was a “community transfer.”
