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A WHO-China Joint Study Press Conference is held at the end of a WHO mission to investigate the origins of the coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan, China, on Tuesday, February 9. Ng Han Guan/AP
WHO's international team of experts investigating the origins of Covid-19 have concluded their four-week mission to Wuhan, the original epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
They presented a summary of their findings during a joint press conference with Chinese authorities at a hotel in Wuhan on Tuesday, prior to their departure from China.
Liang Wannian, Head of the Expert Panel of COVID-19 Response of China National Health Commission (NHC) said at the "WHO-China Joint Study" press conference that "the findings indicated that there was no substantial unrecognized circulation of #SARScov2 in Wuhan during the latter part of 2019."
He said that the "first part," or the "Chinese part" of the global tracing research has been completed.
The international team visited the Huanan seafood market that was linked to early case clusters and the hospital where the first cases were detected.
They visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology and probed data provided by Chinese authorities from Hubei Provincial Center for Disease Control.
The field visits concluded on February 6, and the team have been poring over data with Chinese counterparts.
WHO investigators spent fourteen days in quarantine collaborating with Chinese scientists, reviewing data on Zoom calls and conducted field visits in Wuhan to understand more about the origins of the Covid-19 virus.
The WHO team members are expected to depart from China on Tuesday and Wednesday.
"No substantial circulation of Covid in Wuhan before the late 2019 outbreak," Chinese health official says
From CNN's Sandi Sidhu
WHO's international team of experts investigating the origins of Covid-19 have concluded their four-week mission to Wuhan, the original epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
They presented a summary of their findings during a joint press conference with Chinese authorities at a hotel in Wuhan on Tuesday, prior to their departure from China.
Liang Wannian, Head of the Expert Panel of COVID-19 Response of China National Health Commission (NHC) said at the "WHO-China Joint Study" press conference that "the findings indicated that there was no substantial unrecognized circulation of #SARScov2 in Wuhan during the latter part of 2019."
He said that the "first part," or the "Chinese part" of the global tracing research has been completed.
The international team visited the Huanan seafood market that was linked to early case clusters and the hospital where the first cases were detected.
They visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology and probed data provided by Chinese authorities from Hubei Provincial Center for Disease Control.
The field visits concluded on February 6, and the team have been poring over data with Chinese counterparts.
WHO investigators spent fourteen days in quarantine collaborating with Chinese scientists, reviewing data on Zoom calls and conducted field visits in Wuhan to understand more about the origins of the Covid-19 virus.
The WHO team members are expected to depart from China on Tuesday and Wednesday.
