- China began developing Covid-19 vaccines before the official start of the outbreak, a new report claims.
- A 300-page document, compiled by the US Senate, suggests Chinese researchers started work on a vaccine program in mid-November of 2019.
- It adds to evidence that the country attempted to cover up early infections before the World Health Organization was informed on December 31.
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China Began Making COVID Vaccines Months Before Pandemic: Report
A new 300-page Senate report suggests that COVID originated in the Wuhan lab, it scoffs at the notion that the virus had a "natural zoonotic origin, and said that China began developing COVID-19 vaccines months BEFORE the outbreak was declared a pandemic
BEIJING, CHINA - FEBRUARY 04: A medical staff in personal protective equipment prepares to collect a daily mandatory COVID-19 swab sample from members of the media on February 04, 2022 in Beijing, China. As activity ramps up ahead of the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, interest remains high in seeing how "The Middle Kingdom" will run one of the world's premier sporting events in the midst of a global pandemic. To try and maintain China's zero-covid approach, the games will take place in a closed bubble with strict daily testing requirements. Transport routes are sealed off and self-contained. Activities inside the bubble are completely off-limits to anyone not directly involved in the games, and about 150,000 spectators that authorities will invite. (Photo by Annice Lyn/Getty Images)
