Coronavirus could pass the person from the volatile mice through wild animals, which were kept on farms in a number of China regions. The Washington Post (WP).
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According to the report compiled by the revision of the WP reporter to Hubei, in the region at the end of 2019 all conditions for the spread of infection were developed. It is known that in the western part of the province, where the prefecture of Enshi is located in huge systems of karst caves inhabit at least seven views of horseshoe bats. At least one of them – Rhinolophus affinis – was a carrier of coronavirus, 96 percent of the coinciding with SARS-COV-2.
As WP notes, the farms have existed in Ensha for many years on which locals diluted wild animals. According to the Chinese authorities, only 290 thousand farms were held from 450 to 780 thousand animals: cywesters, ferrets, badgers, raccoon dogs and boys. At the same time, many farms were located in close proximity to the inputs of the cave. In the future, animals grown in such places were sold alive in the markets, including in Uhana, where the first flash of coronavirus occurred.
According to the publication, the wild animals contained on farms could become an intermediate link when transferring a virus from bats to a person. It is known that the sale of wild animals in the markets in Ensha banned only eight days before China officially announced the spread of a mysterious infection in Uhana. In the future, some farmers abandoned the content of wild animals due to the entered restrictions, and some farms were completely closed.
The Chinese authorities refused to comment on the fact that living wild animals were really sold on the market in Uhana to the outbreak of coronavirus. In addition, the Washington Post celebrates, during the revisioner’s reporter, the Farm newspaper, where wild animals had previously contained, unknown men were following him, who later conducted some conversations with everyone who agreed to give an interview.
Previously, American scientists reported that Coronavirus could evolve from an infection found from a Chinese miner who infected in 2012. According to their data, in 2012, miners in Uhana sick ill like pneumonia, after contact with the litter of volatile mice in one of the caves. After that, Wuhan scientists found in the same place the traces of the coronavirus bats of Ratg13, which is 96 percent similar to COVID-19.