The WHO recognized flaws in its report on the origin of the coronavirus in Wuhan and cast doubts on the investigation: errors in the first official patient and in a family outbreak

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The World Health Organization said he will correct several “Unintentional errors” in a joint report with China on the origins of the coronavirus crisis and asked Beijing for a “Better cooperation” to “know what really happened.” In response to several questions from the newspaper The Washington Post, the WHO said it is changing the sequence identifiers of viruses associated with three of the first 13 patients listed in a table in the report and will clarify that the first outbreak in a household was not linked to the Huanan seafood market in Wuhan, a spokesperson told the US newspaper. Other...