[evdubs]

Maybe not "very likely", but Peter Ben Embarek, the head of the 13 member team at the WHO investigating the origin of COVID-19, recently said [1], "An employee of the lab gets infected while working in a bat cave collecting samples. Such a scenario, while being a lab leak, would also fit our first hypothesis of direct transmission of the virus from bat to human. This is a hypothesis that we consider to be likely."

Further, from the article, "But the WHO scientist pointed out that none of the types of bats suspected to have been the reservoir for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 lives in the wild in the Wuhan region.

"'The only people likely to have approached these types of bats are employees of the city laboratories,' he said."

[1] https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/13/who-scientist-puts-...

[nintendo1889]

The WHO is on China's payroll, so I would be very suspicious of conflict of interest.

Peter makes this assertion with zero evidence. They've already made up their mind, and are searching for evidence to prove their global international extortion.

Everything about covid-19 has no evidence behind it. Just like the common cold, any virus is impossible to cure (and therefore the symptoms can be alleviated through natural and allopathic methods), and that is a fact.