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The Times added that a research titled: “Coexistence of Multiple
Coronaviruses in Different Bat Colonies in an Abandoned Mineshaft”
and written, among others, by a researcher known in China as ’Bat
Woman’, Shi Zhengli, didn’t mention why the study had been
conducted: neither the miners, their pneumonia and its fatal outcome.
The newspaper claimed that Chinese media had kept silent about the
deaths from the apparently new respiratory virus linked to bats and that
the deaths could only be inferred from a dissertation by a young doctor
called Li Xu. In addition, of the 41 patients who contracted covid-19 in
Wuhan, only 27 attended the Huanan fish market, which was officially
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named as the source.
According to The Times, a sample of the virus that killed the six
miners in 2012 had been housed at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and
had been described in a scientific article written in collaboration with
Shi Zhengli. The article stated that it corresponded to 96.2% of the
Covid-19 virus.
The virus, called RaTG13, according to the Times: “(...) was the
biggest lead available as to the origin of Covid-19. It was therefore
surprising that the paper gave only scant details about the history of
the virus sample, stating merely that it was taken from a Rhinolophus
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affinis bat in Yunnan province in 2013 — hence the ‘Ra’.”
However, investigations established that RaTG13 was almost
certainly the coronavirus discovered in the abandoned mine in 2013,
and that it had been called RaBtCoV/4991 in the institute previous
scientific article. For some reason, Shi and his team had renamed it
RaTG13. In an interview published on Scientific American, Shi
mentioned the discovery of a coronavirus that corresponded to 96% of
the covid-19 virus and referred to miners who died in a cave she had
investigated.
Thanks to research on the «gain of function» of the virus conducted
by the Wuhan Institute of Virology, fears of a virus ‘escaped’ from the
Chinese laboratory seemed increasingly founded. Today its true nature
remains hidden and its official recognition is blocked by China's lack

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