US Lawmakers: More Evidence Prove Wuhan Institute Source of Covid-19

A host of US lawmakers said over a report released today, Monday, that more evidence proves the Coronavirus (known also as COVID-19) had sneaked out a Chinese research institute.

The report submitted by  Mike McCall, leader of  Republicans in the Foreign Affairs Committee under the House of Representatives,  pointed out that there is more evidence affirming Chinese scientists in Wuhan Institute for Virology and with the US and Chinese funds, were working for modifying the Corona viruses to infect human over experiments kept in dark.

The report calls for a bipartisan investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 that has claimed the lives of more than 4.4 million people across the planet.

China is still denying claims of a modified virus that sneaked out of Wuhan Institute as the first case of the Coronavirus was detected in the city in 2019.

The Chinese authorities refuted such pretensions of obscuring the origin of the virus.

Contrary to the opinions of some experts who said the pandemic originated of an animal virus that leaped to humans in the market of seafood near Wuhan,  the report stressed that it is time to exclude claims related to the pandemic to the market.

The report added that it is thought more evidence affirm that the deadly virus sneaked out of the Wuhan Institute and that incident occurred before September 12, 2019.

The report quoted the less-circulated and new information about the protocols of safety applied in the  Wuhan Institute including a $ 1.5 request in July 2019 to amend the system of treating the dangerous waste in the institute after less than two years since its inauguration in 2017.

Last April, the US intelligence community said they agreed with scientific unison that the COVID-19 wasn't man-made or genetically modified.

US President direct agencies of intelligence in May this year to prepare a report within 90 days on the origin of COVID-19.

But " Reuters", a news agency assured that the intelligence agencies in the  USA did not find specific results on the source of the disease.