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Virologist Shi Zhengli, known as China's "batwoman," and her team have warned that a new pandemic similar to Covid-19 is highly likely and could originate from bats. They classified half of the 40 coronavirus species as highly risky for human spillover, with evidence of three causing disease and six previously causing diseases in humans. While other Chinese virologists dismissed the claims of a recurrence of the pandemic, they did issue occasional warnings about future coronavirus outbreaks.

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Central Government ignored warnings about mutated Covid variants, claim scientists The second wave of coronavirus has turned deadly in India, as the country witnessed more than 4,00,000 fresh Covid cases yesterday Immediate lockdown necessary to curb Covid spread in India, says Anthony Fauci As India is battling the second wave of coronavirus, a team of scientists has revealed that the Central government has ignored warnings about a possible second wave in the country triggered by mutant Covid variants. According to a report published in Reuters, a forum of scientific advisers set up by the U...

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