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Wuhan Lab Got Patents for Bat Cages to Keep Animals, Conduct Experiments Months Before Pandemic: Report – International Business Times, Singapore Edition
The patent for “bat rearing cages” was granted in January 2019 — just 11 months before China reported its first COVID-19 case.
Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), the controversial Chinese research facility at the center of COVID-19 pandemic, was reportedly awarded patents for cages to keep bats for testing months ahead of coronavirus outbreak. The lab has been suspected to be the center of origin of coronavirus.
It was also found that the patent for “bat rearing cages” was granted in January 2019 just 11 months before China reported its first COVID-19 case. The research facility filed another patent on Oct. 16, 2020, for…
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