Vaccine scientist ‘thrown to his death’ Is there evidence of Wuhan lab leak? Chinese military expert who filed patent for Covid vaccine dies under mysterious circumstances aged 54, just a month into country’s first lockdown
Zhou Yusen filed a patent for a Covid-19 vaccine on February 24, 2020, a month after it was locked down due to the outbreak in Wuhan.
A Chinese military scientist who was reportedly killed by being thrown from the roof of a Wuhan institute is at the center of evidence that the Covid pandemic was caused by a lab leak.
Intelligence obtained by members of the US Senate revealed that Zhou Yusen filed a patent for a Covid-19 vaccine on February 24, 2020, a month after China put Wuhan on lockdown due to the outbreak.
US vaccine developers have told investigators that the data cited in the patent was impossible to generate so quickly – it would have taken about three months to work, meaning scientists at the Wuhan Institute for Virology were secretly working on a Covid vaccine. November, two months before Beijing told the world about the pandemic.
Zhu, who worked for the People’s Liberation Army and collaborated with scientists in Wuhan during the outbreak, died under mysterious circumstances in May 2020 at the age of 54.
US investigators have been told ‘Zhou fell from the institute’s roof’, although this has not been confirmed.
Zhou Yusen filed a patent for a Covid-19 vaccine in February 2020, intelligence reveals
Zhou died under mysterious circumstances in May 2020 at the age of 54. US investigators are said to have ‘fallen from the roof of the institute’, although this has not been confirmed
Scientists increasingly believe that the pandemic, which has claimed at least 70 million lives, was sparked by an accident at the Wuhan Institute, which worked with the Chinese military to conduct controversial ‘gain of function’ operations aimed at increasing infectivity. the virus
In April 2020, The Mail on Sunday became the world’s first mainstream media outlet to report fears that the virus had leaked from a Chinese laboratory, after a member of Cobra, the government’s secret emergency committee, was studying intelligence on an accident. Institution.
It was dismissed by China – and Western governments fearful of upsetting Beijing – as a ‘conspiracy theory’.
Now a report by the Senate Health Committee has highlighted a significant increase in cases of flu-like illness in Wuhan in October and November 2019. Satellites showed an increase in vehicles parked at city hospitals.
On November 19, the security director of the Chinese Academy of Sciences visited the institute, addressing its leaders with President Xi Jinping’s ‘important oral and written’ instructions regarding ‘a complex and serious situation’.
Earlier this year, the director of the FBI, Christopher Wray, said that ‘the FBI has assessed for some time that the origin of the outbreak is likely a possible lab incident in Wuhan’.
And last week it was reported that three of the Wuhan scientists who genetically modified the Covid virus were the first to fall ill. A family member of the researchers later died.
The researchers’ case is expected to appear in previously classified material released by the US director of national intelligence in the coming days.
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