The Hong Kong virologist who defected to share her findings on COVID-19 reiterated her complaint: “It was created in a lab. “

Chinese virologist Li Meng Yan, who fled to the United States in April, reaffirmed his complaints against the Chinese regime and the origin of the new coronavirus, insisting that it was created in the laboratory in Wuhan, the city where the first outbreak of COVID-19 has been reported.

The virologist, who worked at the Hong Kong University of Public Health, was interviewed by ultra-conservative reporter Tucker Carlson of the Network Fox News, the same channel where made his stellar appearance in July of last year and the following months.

“The virus came from a laboratory in Wuhan and was made by the military on the basis of modified bat viruses, then spread after being modifiedhe claimed. According to her, she began studying the virus in December from Hong Kong and was in contact with other virologists who were in mainland China and had more information on the subject.

“In December 2019, I was secretly recruited by my supervisor, virologist Leo Poon who works with the WHO for this covert investigation into Wuhan pneumonia. Soon, my job involved Chinese doctors, researchers and even CDCs, also civilians gathering information, combined with my knowledge. I finally found out that this virus came from a lab“, he summed up.

The researcher regretted that the Chinese government had not provided any information on the first cases at that time. “But my laboratory has the WHO reference, which means that it has to monitor this type of emergency in the area. When the epidemic broke out, some type of information arrived. Hong Kong and the WHO needed to find information and could not get it from official sources, and I am the researcher they sent to do this research.“, He assured.

Last year, the WHO responded that “many people work for them as consultants” but have no data to prove Yan or Poon are on their payroll. In addition, the spokespersons denied that the virologist worked for a reference laboratory of the organization specialized in viruses and pandemics, as she specified.

As the doctor recalled, her supervisor warned her to be very careful. “He told me not to touch the red lines, that is to say the invisible principles, otherwise I would be responsibleHe said, citing possible retaliation from the Chinese regime if he asked too many questions or made senior officials uncomfortable.

The complainant also revealed that her husband may be suing her. Before her escape, she claimed that her partner was trying to hurt her to prevent her from leaving. Now he claims to have come to the United States on a two-year visa.

Yan argued that this person could coordinate with the Chinese Communist Party to make her “disappear” for her explosive complaints.

Li-Meng Yan’s accusations led the University of Hong Kong, where he worked, to take down his website and issue a statement informing him that he was no longer on the team.

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