The WHO expert group will issue a report on the tracing of the new coronavirus in China

GENEVA, Feb. 12 (Xinhua Liu Qu) World Health Organization Director-General Tan Desser said on the 12th, the new coronavirus traceability international expert group has completed the work of the global virus traceability in China, is currently writing a summary report and hope to be published next week, the final detailed version of the report will be published in the next few weeks.
said at a press conference the same day that experts have carried out very important scientific work to bring people closer to understanding the origin of the virus. At the same time, he said, all current assumptions about the origin of the new coronavirus need further analysis and research.
"expert group gave us a better understanding of the early stages of the neo-crown pandemic and identified areas for further analysis and research. We will continue to work hard to get the information we need to answer the questions that still need to be answered," Tandese said.
, head of the expert group, also told a press conference: "There is still a long way to go to really understand the origin of the new coronavirus and to find out what animals first introduced the virus into humans ... But we have come a long way. The
expert group sent by WHO arrived in Wuhan on January 14th to form a joint expert group with Chinese experts to carry out part of the global traceability of the new coronavirus in China. On February 9, the joint expert group held a press conference in Wuhan, said that the group of experts directly transmitted from the natural host and through the cold chain food, intermediate host, laboratory and other four ways of introducing human beings scientifically assessed, that the new coronavirus is "more likely" to be introduced through the intermediate host of human beings, but also "may" be directly transmitted or through cold chain food into human beings, "highly unlikely" through the introduction of human beings through the laboratory.